The Traitors Season 3 is here, and I'm all over following it weekly on the 2025 TV schedule. Every week, as the reality stars in the castle try to vote out all the traitors as faithfuls get murdered one by one every night, I'm watching, and I need an outlet to talk about who's being banished, murdered and who might be next! Follow along with me.

The new episode of "The Traitors" proved that no one in Alan Cumming's castle is safe from betrayal. Not even the traitors themselves.

Whether they were voted out or stabbed in the back, these contestants are no longer in the running to win the up to $250,000 grand prize.

It has everything: intrigue, devastation, betrayal, clever moves, Zach Efron receiving strays, and possibly the start of one of the most intense and evenly matched reality TV rivalries. I loved Episode 4 of The Traitors Season 3, but I am conflicted about some of the decisions made during it. I need to talk about it.

Murders and banishments abound on season 3 of Peacock’s “The Traitors.” The reality competition series tasks a group of “faithfuls” with identifying a crew of “traitors” in their midst. At roundtable discussions, the players discuss who they find suspicious and vote to banish one person from the castle.

After yesterday's episode of The TraitorsSeason 3, we're down six players. After the first three episodes last weeks and now Episode 4, the cast of 23 has been winnowed down to 17

It's been a long time since an episode of TV has made me as flat-out angry as The Traitors Season 3, episode 4, "I Will Bury You Under the Sand." The episode starts out like a standard enough installment of The Traitors.

Season 3 of "The Traitors" had its first "traitor" vs. "traitor" showdown. Did the treacherous group cannibalize itself too soon?

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