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Hello and welcome to The Celebrity
Traitors: Uncloaked, the official
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video podcast hosted by me,
Ed Gamble.
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This episode is full of spoilers
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from episode three of
The Celebrity Traitors.
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It would be a real shame
if we ruined it for you.
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So head to BBC iPlayer
now to catch up,
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then come back here to join us.
Now we've got that out of the way,
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I can safely say that I didn't
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think we'd be playing this
so soon into the series.
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SIREN BLARES
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You heard it right -
that's the Traitors siren -
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and that's because our first
Traitor has been caught.
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Richard has made
UK Traitors history
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by being banished at
the first Round Table,
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and I cannot wait to chat to him
all about that.
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Coming up...
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Celebrity Faithful Charlotte Church
and Frankie
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from series three are here
to unpack everything
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from this jam-packed episode.
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Our first Traitor of the series,
Richard E Grant,
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will be with us in the studio,
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and Faithful Myha'la will be here
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to discuss her banishment
and her time playing the game.
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Plus, we'll see the moment she
found out who the Traitors were!
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APPLAUSE AND CHEERING
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Here we are.
Richard, Charlotte, Frankie,
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welcome to the show. Now, Richard,
we've got a lot to talk about.
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First of all, congratulations.
You've made UK Traitors history
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by being banished at
the first Round Table as a Traitor.
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How are you feeling now
some time has passed?
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Well, Joseph Stalin
also made history.
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Pre-empt what people
are going to be saying to me.
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But it was so iconic, Richard.
Honestly,
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the reaction to it has been amazing.
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I think people absolutely
loved you in the castle.
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OK, Ed. Whatever you say.
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I was just really hoping
you were going to get away with it.
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And it seemed like you
were about to. Bless you, Frankie.
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It really did.
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And then your defence
wasn't great, was it?
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And then... There was no defence
whatsoever! I was like, "Oh!"
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When I walked into the bar, I was
in such a state of genuine shock
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that I had no memory
that it was Joe Lycett
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who had asked me that question.
And, you know, when he asked me,
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I thought it was like that
I, Spartacus moment
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when somebody says, "Are you
a Traitor?" And you say,
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"Well, yeah, of course I am."
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We could play that out for you
now, Richard, if you want.
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If you say you're a Traitor,
then we'll all join in
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and say that we're Traitors as well.
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Are you a Traitor?
Yes, I'm a Traitor.
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Are you a Traitor?
Yes, I'm a Traitor.
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I am a Traitor, Richard.
I am a Traitor! I am a Traitor!
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That's the only time I
got to say it! Oh, that's
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how it should have gone.
That's how it should have gone.
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It was a very bold tactic,
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admitting that you were a Traitor
in front of everyone.
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Ed, you brought up the word tactic.
Yes.There was no tactic.
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It was my 69th birthday present.
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And when Claudia tapped me on
the shoulder,
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I thought, "Yes, I've won
the best birthday present of all!"
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Until the bingo thing of everybody
writes your name down.
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Talk us through that moment,
though, when you said,
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"Yes, I am a Traitor."
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And then when asked again,
you said, "I'm a Traitor."
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What are you? A Traitor.
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You're what?
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A Traitor. He's a Traitor.
Are you? Yeah.
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Right.
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What's the point of being
in the game if you're not, you know?
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Right. OK.
It's an interesting angle. Yeah.
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What was happening in your brain
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OK. You will know from being on it,
that the Round Table bit,
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by the time that Claudia
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you think, "Well, by that point,
there's no chance now." Mm.
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So I was really feeling like,
"Oh, what have I done?"
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You know, "I'm going to
have to be a Faithful."
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And when she tapped me on
the shoulder,
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I thought, "Don't show any emotion
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Yeah. And, you know,
you try your best not to.
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But, of course, Miranda Hart
sitting Miss Marple-ing
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right next to me.
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I think she said she
immediately could feel
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the vibrations of joy
coming out of the blindfold.
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You know, I have no idea.
I found watching it,
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it was like...
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and joyful that actually you just
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You couldn't stop smiling.
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You were like the cat
who got the cream.
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Yeah.The joy was literally
just, like, emanating.
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You were so happy.
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Just straight after the Round Table,
the broadest smile.I was happy.
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Even after you'd said it
and you got into the Turret
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for the first time...
Yeah. ..there's a moment
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where you are bolt upright
and you start jiggling up and down.
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Just pure excitement.
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It's amazing.Poor Maya. You know,
she had to contend with this.
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And of course she stabbed me
right... You know,
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hung, drawn and quartered. Aw!
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And I stupidly thought
when we chose James Acaster -
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because I thought his
coffin statement
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where he was saying he was really
going to stand by me - of course,
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it never crossed my mind
at this moment
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of sheer panic
that he would be the last person
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that would say anything
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to support me whatsoever,
because it would dob himself in.
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Yeah.Of course he didn't.
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It's one of my favourite moments
in Traitors history
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when you've admitted that
and you go,
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and Joe and Rob
are talking and they say,
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"We should share this with
the group." And Jerry's watched
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everything happen and just goes,
"Share what?"
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AMERICAN ACCENT:Share what?
But he just really wanted to be one!
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Oh, my favourite is when Jerry said
that she was very competitive
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and she won the teenage
leg-wrestling competition
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of Texas. That was amazing!
Well, we don't know what
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the missions are going to be
like later on in the series.
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Maybe there'll be some
leg wrestling happening.Mm!
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Now, Richard, very intense
Round Table,
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but you kept the group
guessing right until the very end.
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Thank you for having me and for
giving me an almost bingo
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full house of votes.
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I have always wanted
to be a Traitor, as you know.
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And sometimes in life,
your dreams do come true.
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And sometimes they don't.
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I am...
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..a...
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..unfaithful Traitor.
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CHEERING
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Knew it!
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Thanks, Maya.
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LAUGHTER
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Put her on there.
It's such a wonderful moment,
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because normally, in that moment
in the show,
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you see everyone around the round
table and they're like,
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"Oh, God, I hope we're right.
I don't know if we're right or not."
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Every single face there is like,
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"Yeah, we know he is."
Like, there's no...
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Well, when the plonker gives them
the information
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right up front, you know.
Frankie, everyone voted
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for Richard apart from
three players,
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which is Joanne,
Jerry and James Blunt.
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Did you expect so many people
to go for him at that Round Table?
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No, because I think I probably just
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would have wanted you just
to stay in.
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I was surprised. There could have
been an agreement
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amongst the Faithful to maybe go,
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"Look, we know it's Richard.
He said it's him.
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"So let's just keep him
in for a little bit longer."
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Yes, maybe kind of like,
"We've got one in the bag."
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Yeah, we've got one...
Let him have... You know,
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let's focus on some others
for a bit.
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Yeah. So we've discussed it,
but James and Maya,
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your fellow Traitors,
voted for you.
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Were you surprised by
that in the moment,
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or did you think it was inevitable?
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I thought that Maya
would definitely stab me,
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because I'd put her in an
absolutely untenable position.
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So I perfectly understood,
because I would do that.
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But I was so convinced by
James Acaster's determination
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not to kill me off
when he gave his big plea
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in the church, after Amol,
that I naively thought,
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"Oh, well, you know, maybe James,
because he's so trustworthy,
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"he would come through for me."
And then, of course,
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when I watched it, not one
word came out of James's mouth
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to support me.
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When I watched him give that plea
and him saying,
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"Oh, I'm going to defend you,
Richard..."You knew.
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Oh, there was not
a single part of me
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that thought he's going to do that.
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Did you think Amol had
a better argument?
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They both had similar arguments.
Yeah.
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But I think Amol might
have been more likely
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to have actually gone in
and tried to save you,
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and get in amongst it.I do. No, I
think he would have done. But James
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is very hot on playing this game
of, he's been recruited,
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so he has to keep playing the same
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game that he was playing
when he was a Faithful
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now that he's a Traitor.Yeah.
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And the game he was playing
when he was a Faithful was sitting
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down opposite you
when you were eating
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and just looking at you,
saying you're a Traitor.
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So I don't think there was any way
he could change up.
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But also,
Amol wanted to be a Traitor.
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And I think that is quite
an interesting
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juxtaposition for James,
because, like,
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I know that when I went in, I really
did not want to be a Traitor.
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Are you serious? Yeah, absolutely.
Did you not want to be a Traitor?
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No. No. And I was terrified
I'd be recruited.
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I thought I'd have to say no.
Yeah. Yeah, but you have
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no control over anything
if you're a Faithful.
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But that's sort of the challenge.
I think, for that...
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Well, you both lasted longer
than I did.
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Ed Gamble's still got his job,
so... Taxi!
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I do want to know what a Faithful
Richard E Grant
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would have been like.
How would you have approached
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the game were you not selected
by Claudia?
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I think it would have
been much easier,
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because then you're not trying
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to second guess everything
all the time.
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But you are. But you are
as a Faithful, as well,
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because you're also
having to play the game
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where you're watching
everything that you say.
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Because there's still
suspicion on everybody.
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Yeah. But there's that thing
where if you know
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that you are a Faithful,
then surely you feel
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that your truth-o-meter is going
to somehow get you through.
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Whereas if you're a liar
pants-on-fire, like I was,
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you're just... My brain was like,
"Brr-lrr", as you saw.
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I reckon you would have said
you're a Traitor anyway,
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even if you'd been Faithful.
Yeah, that's a good point.
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I think that's absolutely right.
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I think you wanted to be it
so badly,
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you would have just pretended you
were. That's absolutely...
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That's true. So the game would have
gone exactly the same.Either way.
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Yeah.Oh, that would have been
very satisfying if
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I stood up at the end and said,
"I am a traitorous Faithful."
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That would have been a good way!
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Then there would have
been tears into their cocoa.
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That would have been
even more iconic
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if you just claimed
to be a Traitor publicly.
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Shall we go back?
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I think that's what
he would have done.
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OK, now this third episode included
two Round Table banishments,
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and we'll be bringing
Myha'la out shortly.
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But before that, there's been
a recruitment
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and Hannah is now a Traitor.
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Tomorrow is a fresh start
and a bit of a reset. Mm, yeah.
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Yeah. Exciting, though.
New generation.
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{\an8}It is. It is. It's changing a lot,
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{\an8}this Traitors,
it's like the Sugababes.
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{\an8}But we've got you back.
OK. Good luck.
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What do we think of the decision
to recruit Hannah, Frankie?
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I think they've obviously done it
because there's been
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a bit of heat on her,
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and so I fear she might be thrown
under the bus a little bit.
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That's not the impression I got as
to why they wanted to recruit her.
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No, they didn't say that at all.
Yeah.
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But I think they might
potentially use that.
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But on the other hand,
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she's clearly a brilliant brain...
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Mm-hm...and therefore it's...
You know, I think her tactics
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as a Traitor... Yeah.
..could be exceptional.
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The difficult thing is
she is someone else
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who, in the chat with Claudia
at the beginning of the game,
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said she wanted to be Faithful.
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Mm. Yeah. So, this is another
Traitor in the Turret...
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Interesting. ..along with James
Acaster, who wanted to be Faithful.
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Yes. Yes, who's now a Traitor.
So, do you think that's something
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that maybe Maya and James
should have considered when
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they chose to recruit Hannah?Yes.
Because they could have recruited
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from anyone. It wasn't just
the choice between Hannah and Jerry.
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It could have been anyone, and there
still would have been no murder
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and there still would have been
that suspicion.
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Who do you think they should have
recruited? Well, someone who really
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WANTED to be a Traitor. Someone
like... I mean, everyone else,
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really, isn't it?Like Myha'la.
Hannah obviously makes loads of
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sense because she is the biggest
strategic brain in there.
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So, you know, she's gaming
the maths and the probabilities.
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Yeah. I think you go Bella,
you go...Yeah.
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You go Julie.
Julie's got heat on her anyway
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because of this
most-trustworthy thing.
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And Hannah looked quite nervous
at breakfast, I thought. Yeah.
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The thing with Hannah,
as well, is Hannah has already,
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before she was recruited...Yeah.
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..shared loads
of these statistical theories
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and all of the things that
she's doing as a Faithful -
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her spreadsheets,
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you know, whether she sees groups
of people together,
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whether they're Traitors or not.
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She'll have to maintain that
as a Traitor, surely. She'll have
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to keep bringing these
statistical theories.
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But it could be brilliant.
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If she can just evade the heat
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that will come over the next
couple of days,
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then she could be really well
placed... Yeah...to see it through.
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I think people are rapidly finding
out that, really, the only way
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to find Traitors is if the Traitor
announces they are a Traitor
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in the bar.Yeah. I tend
to agree with you on that, Ed!
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I think you could be on
to something.
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And I want to thank you,
Richard, for proving that point.
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Well, let's see how Hannah gets on
in tomorrow's episode.
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But for now, I think
you've waited long enough.
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Myha'la will be here
right after we see the moment
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she discovered
the identities of the Traitors.
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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
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Welcome, welcome, Myha'la.
Thank you. Squeeze yourself in.
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Sliding in.
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Thank you so much
for joining us on Uncloaked.
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Thank you for having me.
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Sorry to see you leave so early,
of course.Me, too.
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The second player to be banished.
Horrible.
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The first Faithful to be banished...
Ridiculous. ..this series.
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Absolutely ridiculous.
How are you feeling right now?
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Grateful, most of all.
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Grateful to have been on the show.
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Pissed...
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..that I'm not in that castle!
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Now, Myha'la, big moment.
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You're about to find out
who the Traitors actually are.
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But before I put you
out your misery,
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I do want to know,
who are you thinking?
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Who do you think it is and why?
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I thought, from the beginning,
the Traitors could be...
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{\an8}..Julie, Rob
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{\an8}and, randomly, Sharon.
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{\an8}And then pretty soon after,
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{\an8}I thought it could be Bella.
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{\an8}And after, surely, the recruitment,
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{\an8}I thought it was Jerry.
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And who are your definite Faithfuls?
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{\an8}I think Maya's Faithful,
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{\an8}just cos she's so pretty and cute.
ED LAUGHS
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{\an8}I think Kenny's Faithful. Yeah?
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{\an8}He just has a faithful face,
you know? Um...
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I love doing it based on prettiness
and face, as well.Listen...
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That's so funny.Listen, what
else have we got at this stage?
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Nada. Look, let's
put you out your misery.
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Let's find out who the Traitors are.
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OK. I've got the scroll
for you right here.
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How are you feeling,
before I hand this over?
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Sick. You almost don't want
to take this off me,
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I can see it in your face.
Not really. Can you do it?
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No. Absolutely not! There you go.
This is your moment.
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SHE SIGHS
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James A.
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{\an8}Oh, my God. It's so good.
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{\an8}It's so good.
329
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{\an8}Oh, it's SO good.
330
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{\an8}How are you feeling?
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{\an8}Oh, bless him. I hope he wins.
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{\an8}I hope he wins.
333
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{\an8}I think he might win.
He could really win.
334
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{\an8}So, he's doing a good job,
from your perspective?
335
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{\an8}Heck, yeah, he's doing a good job.
336
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{\an8}He's coming off as so noble.
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{\an8}Oh, it's genius. Right.
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{\an8}Unfold the next bit, please.
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Very, very scared.
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Hannah? Yeah. Duh.
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She's playing an incredible game.
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She's a very smart lady.
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She's the smartest person
in the room.
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Well, you may notice there's
another name to be revealed.
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SHE SQUEALS
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{\an8}Am I going to cry?
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I can't breathe.
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Oh...my...God.
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It's Maya, damn it!
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Oh, Maya and Hannah and James A.
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Clearly not too pretty
to be a Traitor.
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No, of course not.
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They're going to win, you know.
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You think it's a Traitors
victory this series?
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{\an8}Yeah. Oh, now I'm
thinking back, thinking,
356
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{\an8}what could it have been?
Who got recruited?
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{\an8}Who got this? Who got that?
I'm thinking...
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{\an8}Yeah. We've lost you now.
359
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{\an8}Yeah, I'm out of the room,
actually. I'm somewhere else.
360
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{\an8}I'm in the castle.
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{\an8}If you could summarise your time
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{\an8}in the castle in three words,
what would you say?
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{\an8}Oh, my God.
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{\an8}Oh, my God. Perfect.
365
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{\an8}Absolutely perfect.
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And joining us
in the studio now, it's Myha'la!
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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
368
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Thanks for having me! Welcome.
369
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Myha'la, of course,
reunited with Richard...
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I know, thank God. ..who you
were sure was a Faithful,
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seeing him for the first time since
you found out he was a Traitor -
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how does that feel?
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I was so excited to see you.
374
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I was so happy. Ditto.
It was amazing. I was like,
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"Oh, my God! My best friend!"
And then I was like...
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I remembered in the midst -
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I was like, "You little so-and-so!"
378
00:16:24,320 --> 00:16:27,720
I know. But I don't blame you...
Good. ..at all, cos, like...
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I don't blame you for voting for me.
..I would have done the same.
380
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Well, I think it surprised me
when you voted for Richard...
381
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Yeah. ..cos you were
so defensive of him...
382
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Yeah. ..at that very Round Table.
383
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Myha'la had no choice. I think
you perhaps could have voted for
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someone else cos that would have
been consistent with
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what you were talking about...
386
00:16:43,680 --> 00:16:45,480
Yeah. ..cos it was part
of your downfall...
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100%. ..along with the big wink.
388
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Yeah.
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The... Yeah, the big wink.
It was really subtle.
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Super-duper subtle.
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No, the switch of the vote
was 100%...
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..me literally anticipating being
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THAT wrong... Mm-hm.
..because I was SO convinced.
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I was like, "There's no way
that he's a Traitor and I'm not.
395
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"That wouldn't be fair."
I was like,
396
00:17:12,840 --> 00:17:16,920
"If he really is a Traitor
and he's duped me this crazy,
397
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"I will hate myself
for the rest of my life."
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It's like, how dare you be
a Traitor!
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Now, Myha'la, obviously,
you winked at Richard
400
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and a few people picked up on this,
especially Julie.
401
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Myha'la winked at him
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as she put her thing up.
403
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{\an8}CLAUDIA:Myha'la.
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{\an8}It was Traitor on Traitor.
405
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{\an8}I've had to do this to save my skin.
406
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{\an8}I saw it. I don't know
if anybody else saw it.
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{\an8}It was a wink of, "I've tried
my best to defend you,
408
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{\an8}"but I have to throw you under
the bus in order to survive."
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And I am so, so excited
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because I truly believe
we can get two in a row.
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Julie's come to play this game.
Yeah. Mm.
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Yeah, she's committed.
Julie's going at 100mph.
413
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Yeah. I can't wait
for her to be killed.
414
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She was right in the sense
415
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that you winked at Richard
and you WERE saying,
416
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"I've tried to defend you
at this Round Table,
417
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"but I'm going to
have to vote for you."
418
00:18:16,000 --> 00:18:19,160
But you were doing that from
the perspective of a Faithful.
419
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That wink was, honest to God,
outside of the game.
420
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That was just for Richard.
421
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It was like a kindred spirit.
Like, I see you. Yeah.
422
00:18:30,120 --> 00:18:33,400
This has been really fun. Oh!
I have loved playing with you.
423
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I know you're about to be gone
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and I'll see you on the other side,
is what that was.
425
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I don't know if you got it,
426
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but that's what it was meant
to be, just for him.
427
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That's lovely.
But, yeah, like you say,
428
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in a room full of people
and cameras...Yeah. Right.
429
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..you can't...And 19 people.
Before you wink, you need
430
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to say, "This is a non-game wink."
Right. Yeah.
431
00:18:50,320 --> 00:18:52,080
I'm just going to wink,
but it doesn't mean anything.
432
00:18:52,120 --> 00:18:54,520
Everyone ignore this. Yeah.
Everyone ignore this.
433
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Send it as a Post-it.
Yeah, I should have.
434
00:18:56,560 --> 00:18:57,800
Charlotte, in the castle,
435
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do you automatically think anything
like a wink is suspicious?
436
00:19:00,200 --> 00:19:01,240
I mean, of course.
437
00:19:01,280 --> 00:19:04,040
Like, as soon as you did it,
I was just like, "Oh, no!
438
00:19:04,080 --> 00:19:05,680
"What are you doing, babes?!"
439
00:19:05,720 --> 00:19:08,000
Can you imagine if Ross
had been winked at?
440
00:19:08,040 --> 00:19:11,560
Oh, he would have fell off his
chair. He would have been a jelly.
441
00:19:11,600 --> 00:19:13,560
Oh, my God. He would have left.
Yeah.
442
00:19:13,600 --> 00:19:16,480
He would have got up and left.
"She winked at me!
443
00:19:16,520 --> 00:19:18,200
"She winked at me."
What does it mean?!
444
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He would have literally thought it
was wink-murder and keeled over.
445
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He would have dropped dead,
bless his heart. Oh, man.
446
00:19:23,640 --> 00:19:25,600
Did you pick up on
the wink, Richard?
447
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Did you get...Of course I did.
..all of the emotion in that wink?
448
00:19:27,560 --> 00:19:31,040
Yeah, I did. Because we were twinned
instantly, the moment we met.
449
00:19:31,080 --> 00:19:34,120
Like, we're homies. Like...
Yeah, yeah. ..we get each other.
450
00:19:34,160 --> 00:19:36,200
This is obviously a game
of relationships
451
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when you get in there,
forming relationships,
452
00:19:37,960 --> 00:19:41,160
but also pre-existing relationships,
certainly with the celebrity game.
453
00:19:41,200 --> 00:19:45,360
Did either of you two know anyone
else before you went in there?
454
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I didn't. You didn't know anybody?
455
00:19:47,200 --> 00:19:50,320
I knew OF Bella
and obviously I knew OF you.
456
00:19:50,360 --> 00:19:52,800
What about you, Richard? We know,
obviously, you knew Jerry before
457
00:19:52,840 --> 00:19:54,600
going in.I knew Jerry.
I'd met James Blunt.
458
00:19:54,640 --> 00:19:56,880
I'd met Michael Sheen and...
459
00:19:58,520 --> 00:20:03,200
..I had obviously watched Myha'la
in Industry a lot, so...
460
00:20:03,240 --> 00:20:06,960
And I'd been on James Acaster
and Romesh's podcast.
461
00:20:07,000 --> 00:20:08,760
It's MY podcast, actually, Richard.
462
00:20:08,800 --> 00:20:10,520
Oh! Sorry. Your podcast.
463
00:20:12,520 --> 00:20:15,480
I mean, it's not often I'm mistaken
for Romesh Ranganathan.
464
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How do you reflect on your time
playing the game, Myha'la?
465
00:20:19,840 --> 00:20:22,520
I'm really glad I met Richard,
made a new friend.
466
00:20:22,560 --> 00:20:24,120
I made so many friends.
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It was like...one of the most
difficult things I've ever done
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and I would do it again
in a heartbeat.
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And, Richard,
despite your early exit,
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you got to play your dream role
of being a Traitor.
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How did you find
that experience?Unique.
472
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I love that now is the time
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you've chosen to say very little.
Yes! Few words.
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Well, we've run out of time here,
but the chat continues
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00:20:54,360 --> 00:20:56,800
on BBC Sounds
in our extra bonus episode.
476
00:20:56,840 --> 00:20:58,920
We've got so much more to get into,
including Richard's
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thoughts on his replacement
in the Turret, Hannah.
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00:21:01,000 --> 00:21:03,640
It's all in the bonus episode of
The Celebrity Traitors: Uncloaked
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00:21:03,680 --> 00:21:05,600
in your BBC Sounds app right now.
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00:21:05,640 --> 00:21:09,440
You can find that in your app store
or scan the QR code on screen now.
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We'll be back again tomorrow
night after episode four,
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where I'll be joined
by Celebrity Traitor hunter
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00:21:13,720 --> 00:21:16,360
Joe Marler and Traitor Wilf,
from series one, to unpack
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00:21:16,400 --> 00:21:18,360
all the latest goings-on
in the castle.
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00:21:18,400 --> 00:21:20,840
Plus, we'll hear from either
Bash, Bella or James Blunt -
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whoever the Traitors decide to
murder from their current shortlist.
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00:21:24,040 --> 00:21:26,360
A massive thanks to Charlotte,
Frankie, Myha'la and Richard
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for joining me.
I'm Ed Gamble. Stay faithful.
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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE