After the finale of the Traitors on Friday evening, when former soldier Leanne and project manager Jake split the winning fund, I was taken back to a moment in the fourth episode. It was when doctor Kasim looked pleadingly around the table at his fellow contestants as he told them he’s been isolated – that people are avoiding him. My heart dropped.
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As the camera panned across the table, a flash of concern crossed Livi’s face and Fozia asked everyone why they’d made it ‘personal’. I felt for Kas at that moment and had an urge to protect him. He almost reminds me of my brother – smiley, gangly and Asian.
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I wondered if he regretted coming on and I realised I’m not sure why anyone puts themselves forward. This is the first series I’ve properly watched – my partner used to enjoy it with their friends, but this year, had no one to watch with, so I volunteered to join the millions tuning in three times a week.
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I won’t be doing so again. As entertainment, The Traitors makes sense – a group of people must figure out which ones of them are the traitors who are killing them off every night. Want to get all the latest news and predictions for the best and most dramatic show this new year? Join our The Traitors WhatsApp channel for live episode coverage, behind-the-scenes gossip and a place to recover from all the cliffhangers.
