On the cutthroat reality show, the players’ favorite breakfast harbors its own secrets
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On the cutthroat reality show, the players’ favorite breakfast harbors its own secrets
Food Fellow
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February 28, 2026 10:30AM (EST)
In Peacock's "The Traitors," it's fun to be a villain until your morals make the murder shortlist.
Psychologists and critics tell us why everyone must lie on the show and how teamwork is an illusion.
The show is a pressure cooker where paranoia is in full view
From Ruth Reichl’s wigs to Gordon Ramsay’s prosthetics, TV keeps returning to the fantasy of the disguised diner
The Emmy-nominated host discusses her unusual overlap with Alan Cumming’s reality hit and why Bravo’s culinary competition…
Comedian appeared on the first series as a Faithful who was brutally murdered by the Traitors
