Amol Rajan describes The Traitors as “the last great TV show” – which makes it all the more galling that he was the very first to leave this year’s celebrity edition.
Still, Rajan’s brief sojourn in the Scottish Highlands did give him an insight into his fellow players. “Before I went in, I did an unbelievable amount of research on absolutely everyone,” he says. “Anyone who says they didn’t do that is lying. I tried to find little areas of commonality to find alliances. Sadly, I didn’t get to use that.”
“It wouldn’t be someone like Richard E Grant, or Ross,” he says. “I think if you’re a loud, big character, it’s a problem for you.”
Lord of chaos. The biggest gap between what I expected and what I got. I think his madness will be felt or a very long time.
Maya Jama
One of the funniest comedians in the world – but also a seeker of patterns. That can be very effective.
Joe Lycett
One of the nicest people; one of the smartest people too. Good with numbers. A terrifying player because she’s smarter than you.
Michael Sheen
She had an obvious ploy – “beneath this dumb blonde, there’s a smart brunette” – and I think she did that because she was worried about being perceived as a “big dog”.
Julie Hesmondhalgh
Clever, with a strategic mind. A remarkable and thoughtful individual, with really strong opinions.
Joanne McNally
He confounds expectations for a living. Forgot he’s a singer – he’s a military man. He knows about war zones!
King Kenny
Leigh-Anne seemed an introvert: quiet, shy, lacking in confidence. It will be interesting whether that allows her to fly under the radar.
Miranda Hart
I found it hard to distinguish her from her character in Industry, Harper Stern, who’s a bit of a psychopath. And then she turns out to be really nice.
Rob Beckett
Very difficult to read. Resting indifferent face, as he calls it. It makes him inscrutable... it makes him a threat.
Sharon Rooney
Most paranoid man I’ve ever met. He has a hard-nut exterior that conceals a big sensitive softie. Maybe if you spend time in war zones, you don’t want to be on The Traitors.
Sebastian “Bash” Croft
He used the power of silence more than anyone else. I wish I’d known more about that power...
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