I think that looney tune Claire was a producer plant to stir up drama.
I felt like I was being gaslit by the show about Paul, like they were trying to make me think I'd made up a random Yorkshire man in the middle of all the Aussies and KiwisHis thumbs up through the door at breakfast was so distinctive I was convinced he was going to be some sort of plot twist or plant
I spent way more time than necessary wondering exactly how early Fi had to get up to have enough time to clag so much make-up onto her face.
That was so funnyI’m so thankful everyone else on here is saying the same thing - I thought I’d hallucinated the brief early appearance of a British man who was never seen or heard again until a few episodes towards the end! 🫤
Poor Craig. He really was the Mollie to Alex’s Harry
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I spent way more time than necessary wondering exactly how early Fi had to get up to have enough time to clag so much make-up onto her face.
That said, her meltdown when she thought Teresa had been murdered was utterly exquisite
I loved her too. I've still not watched S2 yet. I needed a break from the traitors
Thank you for posting about that, just went to have a look. Hilarious
Having seen Mollie and Harry, it made it almost unbearable to watch Craig and Alex, knowing what was coming. The joy, the triumph...and then the shock, the betrayal and the light dying in the eyes. Maybe I need to watch a show called The Lovely People or something instead!Poor Craig. He really was the Mollie to Alex’s Harry
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Remember when they were in the car coming back from somewhere and Marielle and Alex cornered Craig and said they would guarantee he wouldn't be murdered if they stuck with them and he just nodded? What an absolute dimwit! I think he deserved it all as he was off the scale gullible. Plus, the winner doesn't take anything from someone, just stops them from gaining.Having seen Mollie and Harry, it made it almost unbearable to watch Craig and Alex, knowing what was coming. The joy, the triumph...and then the shock, the betrayal and the light dying in the eyes. Maybe I need to watch a show called The Lovely People or something instead!
Alex was a great winner and I'm sure that getting through all those weeks, getting to the final and winning the money must feel so incredible that it must be hard to control your emotions at the end. But when you've betrayed someone big time like that, it's the smugness and sense of rubbing it in that really gets people's backs up and makes you less likeable, even if you played a great game.
I don't think Craig played well at all and I don't think he deserved to win for his gameplay, but like with Mollie, I found it devastating to watch. I just don't find it enjoyable to watch someone be completely sucker punched like that, despite the fact it's literally the name of the game and great television drama. As I say, I obviously need to find a 'softer' show where people are rewarded for being 'good people' (whatever that means!) rather than good players!
