The Traitorsis a contender for the best TV drama and best comedy of the year.
It is a perfect combination of paranoia, misplaced arrogance, over-the-top reactions, distrust, intrigue and ridiculousness.
It is escapism in one of the best forms possible.
They had the opportunity to try and find and vote out the Traitors at the nightly roundtables.
As the pack has thinned and friendships and alliances have grown, the show has got better and better.
They thought that a divide-and-conquer tactic would help them win the game.
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This romantic declaration completely backfired and made the couple look completely untrustworthy.
People started to question her intentions and loyalty and Wilfred used their uncertainty to get her out.
Maddy really was a Faithful throughout, and had Wilfreds card marked from very early on.
The only problem was, no-one else believed her.
On your life?!
Maddy left in episode 11 and still maintained Wilfred was the Traitor.
Shes been right all along (lets ignore her other vendetta throughout the series for Faithful Aaron).
So far Wilfred has been an incredible Traitor but could this last-minute alliance be his undoing?
The Traitors final episode is on BBC One at 9pm tonight (and we cant wait!)
