Yep, I'm in it for the long haul, the show has serious longevity and potential.
The fact they're all in perpetual meltdown is hilarious, get a fucking grip.
Just watched episode 5:
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Yep, I'm in it for the long haul, the show has serious longevity and potential.
The fact they're all in perpetual meltdown is hilarious, get a fucking grip.
Just watched episode 5:
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Never heard of it until this thread so I watched episode one and it looks good. I’m in.
Just watched the first two tonight. Pretty good.
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Another thing that really bothered me:
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I nominate Mahow.
A lot of them have been on TV before so must have been scouted for this, would explain why everyone keeps bursting into tears and thinking strangers are their best mates after a few days.
Some of them have quite Apprentice-y comportment, others more the early rounds of Masterchef, others still Love Island. A curious mixture.
Why is the blonde bird with the pink haired twat? Absolutely baffling.
Just watched the first episode.
Not a big fan of the shitty tasks but other than that it looks good.
lol at the guy being strung along by the hot blonde.
The vote in the second episode is incredible.
The fact that they act that the person is actually getting killed is amazing.
I saw the ads and thought it would be a right load of shit but ended up firing through the old episodes up to last night in one go today. I love Matt just going about crying due to the weight of his blue balls, the old lady I didn't notice was there until the end of the fifth episode and Theo, who I am definite is one of the traitors because I can read people like a book.
I've just started on episode 4.
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My class a couple of years ago actually played werewolf at break times. It was quite entertaining and engaging for them when they played properly.
Just watched episode 6.
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I feel like choosing the other option would have solved more problems, also think recruting a replacement is not ideal.
Just finished off episode 6
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Imagine thinking some yank shit like Sopranos/Wire was the height of television up until a week ago.
Ah, C'mon. The height of television is The Scheme.
Episode 6:
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Maddy is a swivel eyed loon.
I just love the exaggerated gasps of shock when they vote off a faithful in the early rounds, as if they had done anything except random mud-flinging up to that point and the odds were not massively against them.
(through Ep 3 but it's not spoilers) John is basically why I'm mostly in the closet, imagine being in a demographic category with that old twat. Matt the BMX rider is a glorious example of vacuous pretty boy. They are all so highly strung, it's laughable, this is also why Westminster is a shambles, full of highly strung egos.
They all reply to conversations with "hundred percent" and now I'm just going to really notice it every time. If Wilf isn't related to Daniel Mays he's got a stunt double career waiting for him
Annoying scheduling for the remaining episodes:
Tuesday, December 13, 9pm (Episode 7)
Thursday, December 15, 9pm (Episode 8)
Friday, December 16, 9pm (Episode 9)
Tuesday, December 20, 9pm (Episode 10)
Wednesday, December 21, 9pm (Episode 11)
Thursday December 22 ,9pm (Episode 12)
Only 6 more? Nice.
Why's it annoying? Just because of that Wednesday to Friday change? What's happening on Wed?
Episode 6 was good, but the show in general struggles with the tasks being shite and most of the working out who is a traitor being random guessing. I don't know how you'd balance it, but the tasks should have more riding on them. Maybe the best performer gets privately told there is a traitor on x team or something.
Agreed on Wilfred being fucking hopeless. It should surely be very obvious that he's a traitor.
The tasks are the worst bit of the show, they don't really fit in anywhere. They'd have been better off if the traitors had to sabotage or something, because then you'd get the fat shit who looks like he's going to throw up every task being lynched instantly.
They (or some of them at least) seem to trigger emotions in people / shape the dynamics a bit. However I'm not convinced that the 'cash prize going upwards' is that compatible with werewolf dynamics, I guess we'll see at the end.
The problem is that if anything, the increasing prize money incentivizes NOT discovering the Traitors, and instead dragging out the game so the money goes up.
I skipped through the tasks mostly when catching up with it, I don't want the part where they're all getting on and hugging and forgetting about their troubles. Breakfast, paranoid arguments, fast forward, round table. Less than 40 mins an episode
It's a bit like the 'professional kitchen' bit in Masterchef, a mild diversion / pace change to see them outside the normal environment but has no impact on the actual contest.
I forgot to mention at the time but I did lol at the magician lad who called himself world class and one of the best in the business at his craft.
He then spent most of his time swaying everyone into thinking a faithful (who was good at the shit tasks) was a guaranteed traitor.
They should invert the cash dynamic ala Too Hot To Handle (I know you all watch) where they start with £100k to be shared amongst the group but can lose money. So if they fail tasks they lose money, but maybe incentivise it so if a traitor can purposefully fuck a task up on the sly that gets them some kind of bonus.
Episode 7 down:
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Amanda has played a blinder so far but I reckon she’ll start believing her own hype and dramatise something a step too far and be caught out.
Wilf will betray Amanda I reckon.
Surely he knows better than that. She'd eat him alive.
He's an absolute retard.
Episode 4 spoilers about the retard.
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I saw some rumours about him online supposedly from ex-colleagues that he talks a good game but never meets deadlines, changes job frequently.
Imagine turning down 3 grand in that situation….
She's not the brightest.
She lives in London, that's half a week's rent.
Another person crying. Fuck me