Just watched season one after a suggestion by the daughter. This was the US version (also a UK and Australian version). Surprised this hasn't been discussed here. Can't say I love or hate it, but definitely full of things this board would normally sink their teeth into. Anyone seen this?

We're almost done with s2 of the original UK version, will probably try one of the others after we're finished.

I'm not big into reality tv but this is a fun twist on the typical "vote someone off" concept. Worth a watch if you need something easy and fun.

Really liked the first season of of the US version, as it didn't have as many established reality TV stars. The second season goes full Bravo/MTV crossover, and I wasn't as high on it.

There is an Aussie version that is good as well.

Definitely Not A Cop said:

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Really liked the first season of of the US version, as it didn't have as many established. The second season goes full Bravo/MTV crossover, and I wasn't as high on it.

There is an Aussie version that is good as well.

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I've heard the Aussie version is the best.

Australian season 1 is great. They did an excellent job at casting - for example there is a "clairvoyant" and she was pretty entertaining. I haven't seen season 2 but I heard it was so bad that they ended up cancelling the Aussie version.

I prefer the seasons with regular folks vs. reality TV show personalities, the gameplay is way more interesting. But I still watch the US version; Alan Cummings is a fun host.

We tried the British version and just haven't been able to make much progress. I think every season is a bit of a landslide in favor of the Traitors for the first 5 episodes so it gets a little samey.

Cirie Fields for life

S1 was problematic bc you just can't mix amateur reality players and pros.

It's either one or the other.

S2 was better when it was all pros.

Love the concept of the show though. These people don't live in a castle. They're shuttled there from a hotel every day, the traitors pick their victim about 30 minutes before the breakfast reveal scene, and it's all shot in 2 weeks.