Vikitty

I love Boston Rob, and ambivalent towards Tony, Carolyn, and Jeremy. If they'd really removed Rob my interest in the season would have gone down a substantial amount (but I still would watch because the show is addicting). I think his Traitor role is just too obvious and I would have rather seen him as a Faithful trying to take traitors out. I'm simultaneously watching Traitors UK S3 at the same time but US was my first so I have a soft spot for it. Carolyn is probably going to be an erratic Traitor, based on her Survivor gameplay. She's smart, but she says what she's thinking and her body language is very revealing.

Re: the selection of traitors. Spoilers for Canada S2 finale. What exactly do the Faithful expect the Traitors to do if they become friends? - Is the Traitor supposed to tell the Faithful friend secretly that they're a Traitor so they know? That's against the game's rules. - Is the Traitor supposed to sacrifice themselves/out themselves so they get banished so the Faithful win? - Is the Traitor supposed to say to Alan/Claudia/Karina/Roger/NZ host: "Oh, sorry, I changed my mind and I don't want to be a Traitor anymore because X is my friend now?" Ludicrous.

Well, my interest in the show just plummeted.

Oh, this was wonderful. A bittersweet ending tinged with hope. Agatha is, at her core, evil, but she is also a mother and her love for Nicky -- though twisted -- is something human beneath all that. Loved the different versions of the ballad that we got to see her and Nicky giggling through as they created it. The costumes on this show are exceptional.

I'm so glad I was right when I picked up on the vibes/UST between Agatha/Rio. I am not at all mad because they have so much chemistry. The songs continue to impress. Seriously, they are all fantastic.

The song is gorgeous.

NOOO CHENFORD. Ugh, that was heartbreaking to watch. Nolan is somehow the least interesting character on his own show.

Nolan and Bailey had more chemistry with a 2 year old than one another.

THANK YOU, it was driving me crazy trying to figure out where I recognized her from! Elijah is so boring as a big bad.

The first episode was a lot stronger than the second. Bomb collars will always remind me of the film Battle Royale! It was actually pretty heartbreaking how they weren't able to save Pam -- that would have been so absolutely terrifying. Nolan had so much more chemistry with Tim's sister than he does with Bailey, even from their short interactions.

The unicorn sticker gag was awesome. I LOLed at Tim's reaction. I actually do have a soft spot for Tamara; I think I just tend to like the "found family" sort of trope. The scene with Lucy on the phone with Tamara was one of the clips I saw on Youtube Shorts that got me intrigued about the show to be honest.

She's absolutely wonderful -- been a fan of her since she was on 24. Was very sad to hear of her passing and glad they paid tribute to her in a later episode!

Maybe it's just because I've been binging the show for the first time without any need to wait between episodes but while I agree that Bailey is trash and many of the unpopular opinions here... I do ship Chenford and so I was squeaking over the last couple of episodes. Serial killers that recur in shows like Bones, Castle, and The Rookie tend to get overdone.

Been binging this show for the first time for the last couple weeks. Bailey is annoying as shit. She lied to Nolan, they have zero chemistry, and it's just... ugh. I haven't really liked any of Nolan's love interests except for Grace, the doctor at the hospital. They had a lot of chemistry.

Late to the party but Crave has both seasons available as well as the other versions. Just binged Season 2 and now I'm onto the AU version.