The Traitors UK discussion thread *SPOILERS*

[Mr_Danger]

I think Jonathan has been impressive in his reactions and the way he handles himself. It’s almost like being mates with Russell Brand and JK Rowling whilst keeping his national treasure BBC poster boy status has somehow prepared him for a game of deceit and treachery whilst hiding in plain sight.

His game is up though and if the Traitors don’t immediately replace him with Joe or Nick I think they will topple like dominos. Alan has fucked himself over and people are starting to look at Cat.

[LaGoosh]

I fucking despise Joe. Just a total arrogant, miserable, moany, unfunny cunt.

Jonathan is sure to go next. I don't think he's done anything wrong in the game at all but he's such a big figure it's inevitable that people have been drawn to him. Cat is fairly useless but quiet enough to get by so far but her game looks up. If Alan can get past the "forgot about the shield" thing I reckon he'll walk it to the end.

Edited October 26, 2025 by LaGoosh

[RedTwoster]

1 hour ago, LaGoosh said:

I fucking despise Joe. Just a total arrogant, miserable, moany, unfunny cunt.

Jonathan is sure to go next. I don't think he's done anything wrong in the game at all but he's such a big figure it's inevitable that people have been drawn to him. Cat is fairly useless but quiet enough to get by so far but her game looks up. If Alan can get past the "forgot about the shield" thing I reckon he'll walk it to the end.

Joe does be make it feel a bit uncomfortable at times, I totally get what they’re saying about him.

The thing is, the Traitors might actually be able to vote as a unit now and get whoever they want out of the game. The round tables have been so scattergun that three votes for the same person might be enough to oust them. Unless Cat and Alan don’t realise this, I could see them all making it to the very end. Tying into what I’ve said about Joe - I think they could use the discomfort he creates to oust him.

The Shield thing…I’m not entirely convinced that Alan wouldn’t have done that even if he was a Faithful. I think he has it in him to work with that, and ride out any finger pointing by dismissing the suggestion it might mean something almost casually. For my money, he’s been one of the best Traitors even as far as entertainment value is concerned and I’d love to see him win.

[Arch Stanton]

I don't think Alan can survive his fuck-up over the shield. I was stunned nobody leapt on it at the roundtable, but afterwards people did start to discuss it and I think that the narrative will have built all throughout the following day. If Cat and Jonathan are smart, even they will throw him under the bus when the next roundtable comes about.

[LaGoosh]

57 minutes ago, RedTwoster said:

The thing is, the Traitors might actually be able to vote as a unit now and get whoever they want out of the game

This is absolutely what they should do.

I think Cat is looking to throw Jonathan under the bus as soon as she can but I think it'll backfire on her 

[Mr_Danger]

Yeah if they can take out Nick overnight they could probably convince enough people that Joe needs to go. Even though Lucy and Celia suspect Jonathan I reckon a swish of the Nic Cage hair and some charm will get them on side long enough to get rid of Joe. Lucy especially seems fed up of him and his weird testosterone fuelled Sherlock Holmes’s role playing. Jonathan and Alan’s biggest weapon is that people like to be around them in general.

[DavidB6937]

1 hour ago, Arch Stanton said:

I don't think Alan can survive his fuck-up over the shield. I was stunned nobody leapt on it at the roundtable, but afterwards people did start to discuss it and I think that the narrative will have built all throughout the following day. If Cat and Jonathan are smart, even they will throw him under the bus when the next roundtable comes about.

It's the best bit of evidence they've had in ages. But they've also proven that they're useless at all coming together and sticking to their guns. They're either fragmented or they move on far too quickly from an idea. 

This is the time to stick to it but considering how easily distracted they've been before, it's definitely not the foregone conclusion it should be.

[Jazzy G]

Celia Imrie would have been ruthless as a traitor, and if any of them go they should immediately move to get her on side. Although I'm sure she'd be able to get them destroyed and go on to win the whole thing. 

[Kfogg1991]

Without question this has been the best traitors ever every episode has been a rollercoaster and so gripping.

However I cannot believe Jonathan has stayed in after three roundtables where multiple people fire at him then vote for someone completely different outrageous.

The fuck up by Alan was too big to ignore this has to be his ending Wednesday.

I fucking hate only getting two episodes a week it's brutal haha 

[Kfogg1991]

I am absolutely seething it seems they've done it once again and making it obvious and clear who's the traitor's and spoiling everything at the end yet again.

This really has been unbelievable and a complete rollercoaster throughout, why they bring a final task/game before the final roundtable which almost guarantees the traitor's are eliminated completely ruins the whole thing.

I pray next Thursday I am wrong and it doesn't play that way but it is almost definate. 

Heartbreaking 

[mim731]

5 hours ago, Kfogg1991 said:

Heartbreaking 

I like the show as much as the next person but this feels a bit strong. 

[DavidB6937]

Seething, praying AND heartbreaking? Please don't go to the Traitors live experience. They'll probably kick you out.

[RedTwoster]

11 hours ago, Kfogg1991 said:

I am absolutely seething it seems they've done it once again and making it obvious and clear who's the traitor's and spoiling everything at the end yet again.

This really has been unbelievable and a complete rollercoaster throughout, why they bring a final task/game before the final roundtable which almost guarantees the traitor's are eliminated completely ruins the whole thing.

I pray next Thursday I am wrong and it doesn't play that way but it is almost definate. 

Heartbreaking 

The Traitors have kind of fucked themselves here by killing Lucy and Celia, and not offing Nick. They’ll be savvy enough to know an all-male Traitor team is almost certainly not going to happen, meaning Cat is probably a Traitor, or worth eliminating even if she’s not as she’s too high risk. And Alan burst out laughing when he had to say ‘I’m a Faithful!’ 

I mean, any doubt they had following the shield incident has to have been removed after that.

Edited November 1, 2025 by RedTwoster

[LaGoosh]

Yeah I think the Faithful are going to walk the ending pretty easily. My guess is Nick and Joe will banish everyone off until it's just the two of them left.

I love The Traitors but it's also frustratingly a game where you can get to the final just by being so useless, thick as shit and dull that no one notices you in any capacity. Every year this happens. Cat fits this category perfectly. She's done nothing of any note at all at any point.

[RedTwoster]

9 minutes ago, LaGoosh said:

Yeah I think the Faithful are going to walk the ending pretty easily. My guess is Nick and Joe will banish everyone off until it's just the two of them left.

I love The Traitors but it's also frustratingly a game where you can get to the final just by being so useless, thick as shit and dull that no one notices you in any capacity. Every year this happens. Cat fits this category perfectly. She's done nothing of any note at all at any point.

I think Cat has played the game quite well, using the truth of her struggling in social situations to justify not contributing particularly much, yet leading on the Jonathan Ross elimination when it made sense to do so. You want to get away with not rocking the boat as much as you can, and she had a legitimate reason to take advantage of. I’d have done the same in her shoes!

Where she and the other Traitors have failed is in eliminating every other female participant, making it impossible to keep her around. I hope they manage to turn this around and seduce David into voting out Joe or Nick, but I think it’s unlikely.