Kieran went to Wayne Linekar's 60th
Kieran went to Wayne Linekar's 60th
Top, top television.
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Unless I’m missing something, there’s two episodes left and it seems ridiculously in favour of the traitors
Wilf is such a twat.
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When they say that someone is 100% trustworthy for definite and I love them 100% and would trust them with my life 110% is it just that it's so easy to get lost in the world they've created and forget it's a game or did they just get a load of thick fuckers in?
On the one hand, I can't help but think the producers are sticking their oar in. On the other hand, all those 'I believe this is blue!' wankers from Deal or No Deal are 100% genuine melts.
I have no trust in the British public to remain sensible in any game show circumstance.
General public are just thick.
Is tomorrow the final episode or not?
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Tomorrow is the final episode.
At the roundtable they vote until they think there are no more traitors. They know that there is at least 1 traitor.
Being able to recruit with 2 days left was utterly stupid. It couldn’t be anymore in favour of the traitors
Which made it mental that Wilf was trying to sow seeds against Kieran.
He’s played a blinder tbf. Going to bin off three of his mates and pocket everything for himself
I'm still stunned he made it this far after he wobbled so hard in the early roundtables. Dude looked guilty as fuck when bouncing off the walls.
Since then though, yeah he's been very good.
Can't see how he gets voted out unless Kieran really sticks the boot in deep but even then I can't see Hannah and Meryl voting him out.
For the next series the prize tasks need some element of sabotage on the part of the traitors, Claudia wryly asking them 'how much do you trust each other?' before it not being a factor at all seems a waste of time.
lol at Claudia saying the last money stash is really hard and it's just a simple riddle.
Wilf sharpening his knife.
Kieran
Kieran going full Bruhnaldo.
I'm missing The Mole (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mo...ish_TV_series)) where the tasks were things like 'Leave the island in 2 hours without getting wet', or 'One of you teach another one to play golf inside 3 hours'.Originally Posted by Sir Andy Mahowry
And in which the mole would (when he could get away with it) sabotage the tasks.
He did drop BIG hints that Wilf is a traitor though, no idea if the others are smart enough to have picked up on it.
Not sure what I'd want more, for Wilf to be voted out and for him to completely unravel or for him to win and Hannah to explode.
Note to Boydy, next werewolf you have to live stream the vote results using colour coded firelighters.
I need a season 2.
Kieran burning the place to the ground on his way out was great. Credit to Wilf for flying under the radar so much people still didn't know what his actual name was in the last episode
Yeah, fair play to Kieran. He donned that prick.
Wilf pretending he was happy he got voted out was the most cringeworthy thing I’ve seen in a while. They all lapped it up as well.
He probably just wanted them to feel sorry for him and split the money.
It's an extremely flawed show but I haven't been that gripped since 11 year-old me watched Nasty Nick be born.
The midget is foul.
Yeah, utter travesty she won money. Absolutely pointless person who just copied others at every turn
Superb stuff. Had my doubts about Werewolf TV, and even moreso seeing the morons playing it but like Apprentice et al, they’ve made it more compelling than it really should be.
Tbh, I felt Wilf should have chosen to banish again throw them off, and hope only 1 or 2 voted to not banish and hone in on them.
I saw the trailer for this and everybody involved looked like complete twats.
Is it actually good then?
Top tier television but if you have read this thread you've probably already ruined it for yourself.
Good might be a stretch, but it's highly entertaining.
Hannah was terrible and I was hoping for her reaction when Wilf walked off with the cash but her line about an ultimatum having no trust was a cracker.
Yeah the finale was very good. I'm pretty sure Kieran's stunt would've been not allowed as a basic rule of the show but I doubt the producers minded too much.
Glad Aaron won anyway.
I think as long as he didn't actually say Wilf is a traitor it was all good.
Because he'd have to ensure that the group got the hint and that they'd then act on it as a group.
I reckon there will be rules revisions on the back of it for next series, I note he didn't get a little speech when he was banished like the rest.
He couldn't have made it any more obvious really. He also clearly saw it coming, so why didn't he take Wilf to one side pre-round table and go "look, I'm taking you down with me if you go after me"?
I'll be honest, I didn't think he'd made it obvious enough when you considered how blinkered Meryl and Hannah were in their belief that "We trust Wilf 100%, with our life!" world view. I still half expected them to fuck it until the ultimatum line. Wilf's little meltdown made it more obvious than anything Kieran said, but they seemed to buy that. A real faithful would have just said "What a cunt" and left it there.
The format really didn't lend themselves to risking it. Had Wilf been faithful, I'd have cried myself to sleep while hugging my extra 8 grand.
May possibly just have been seething too much. He was basically being bullied in those last few hours by everyone else, easy to see why red mist would descend and you'd just be out to destroy Wilf after that.
If he wanted the full jackpot, Wilf could never be the one driving the Kieran bandwagon, he needed to sit on the fence between him and Aaron to enable him to not vote for Kieran and therefore remain in the game when Kieran got killed off. Ultimately, the fact Aaron and the midget had made it clear they were too thick to be able to be traitors made it very difficult for traitors so lol at them keeping them in till the end.
Agree with Wullie on Hannah's line about trust, that was a proper moment.
Tried the first episode. It's complete shit. How you can watch this is beyond me.
The first episode really isn't a barometer of the series, it's when they have been there two days and are all crying and being thick it comes into it's own.
They're doing a series with Americans but still set in the same castle. The trailer seems to imply it's all the same tasks as our series. Starts in a couple of weeks on "peacock".
Seems a bunch of them are from other reality shows though (even more so than the handful we had over here) which could be annoying.
They did an Aussie one where the traitors met their victims in person.
It also seems that Ryan Lochte, multiple time Olympic gold medal winner, will be a contestant too.
He must have fallen on hard times if he needs the cash.
The ending of the American one
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Was he one of the ones that tried to bullshit the Brazilian police during Rio?
New series on BBC One now if you don't care about darts.
Watched the first 2 episodes, no action of note and they've seemingly done fuck all to change any of it. It's a winning formula though so meh. Obviously would be nice if it wasn't aimed at thickos with all the dramatic music and pointless suspense editing and instead they filled it with dialogue between contestants though.
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