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It reminds me of an episode of the Sally Wainwright police drama Scott and Bailey where the DCI asks one of the detectives who, despite extensive forensic evidence, was doubtful of someone’s conviction Do you think he’s too good looking to be a serial killer?
I can understand the contestants not suspecting James A or Kenny as they started as Faithfuls. James A really doesn’t enjoy being a Traitor (although he did seem to enjoy bumping off Ross) and is keeping a fairly low profile. Kenny is behaving no differently to how he was before he was recruited and is well liked. Poor old James Blunt is so desperate to be his friend.
But why is Maya deemed untouchable? I’d not heard of her before this (not good at modern celebrity culture) and I’m afraid I can’t take to her. She seems incredibly vain and is constantly preening. OTOH, in the to-camera interviews she seems very nervous of her position as if she’s winging it and on borrowed time.
Romesh (who I’d quite like to win) is going to feel like a marked man now. He’s survived two occasions where he could have been murdered (Rob and Miranda going instead), had one of his shield pieces removed and now he’s openly said he doesn’t think either Joanne or Sharon are Traitors. He can only hope he’s created a diversion by pointing at Michael for no other reason (it seems) than that’s he’s a brilliant actor but perhaps also because he was so adamant that Maya, James A and Kenny should be protected after the last mission. Michael was hostile to Sharon over her dissent and is part of the reason she’s probably about to be banished. So, as much as I like him too he’s not in my good books at the moment.
#TeamRomesh
I also hope Romesh does well. And am hoping he will start to figure things out a bit more and stop listening to the background noise. Everyone keeps saying how Michael is super clever and in charge of the round table but I don’t actually see this. He has been just as misled as everyone. And I don’t think the traitors have to be clever, just really good at keeping a low profile or lying. They need to stop looking for ‘clever’. Hannah was the exception not the rule.
