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Ranking the 'Celebrity Traitors’ Season 2 Cast: Who’s Most Likely To Win? (opens the original)
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As the second series of The Celebrity Traitors rolls around, we have another batch of famous faces desperate either to knock off their fellow contestants (if they are appointed as the murderous Traitors) or defeat their showbiz pals to bag the £100,000 prize for the charity of their choice. And with the new series starting on Thursday 1 October on BBC One at 8pm, we now have the full list of the 20 celebrities taking part in the bone-chilling, and hopefully hysterically funny, game show. But who
When is Celebrity Traitors Season 2 On Tonight and When is the Next Episode? (opens the original)
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We don’t know when the TV gods decided autumn was the time to unleash the year’s best television, but who are we to question it when October sees the return of our beloved The Celebrity Traitors? A star-studded spin-off of the civilian The Traitors, the first series last October was every bit as good as we’d hoped, and we’re still chuckling over some of its finest moments a year later. These include, but are not limited to: Alan Carr giggling when claiming to be a Faithful (he was not); Mark Bon
‘The Blame’ Episode 2 Recap & Ending Explained: Did DI Tom Radley Kill Sophie Marsden? (opens the original)
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How long could you sit on a piece of knowledge that would change everything if it got out? However long you think you’d manage, DI Emma Crane (Michelle Keegan) in The Blame has you beat. At the end of episode one, Crane saw dash-cam footage that showed DI Tom Radley (Douglas Booth), her new lover, co-worker and, it turns out, lying liar, shepherding the now-dead teenager Sophie Marsden into his car. Funnily enough, he had failed to mention this to Crane. So Crane is now going about her daily dut
Watch Helen McCrory's "Twisty" & "Fabulously Classy" Crime Thriller Series This Week Before It Leaves Netflix (opens the original)
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While there’s never any shortage of police procedurals and crime thrillers on TV, may we divert your attention to an excellent six-parter starring the late, great Helen McCrory, which originally aired in 2017? Called Fearless, it begins as a local murder case and turns into a complex political thriller with more twists than a multi-pack of Twister lollies. Here’s everything you need to know about the series, and how long you’ve got to watch it before it disappears. Fearless centres on human-righ
Claire Foy and Matthew Macfadyen's "Funny and Romantic" New BBC Show, You Are Here, Should Be on Your Radar (opens the original)
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Cast your mind back to February 2024 and the chances are you’ll have been weeping. No, not because Cupid failed to bring you any Valentine’s Day cards (...again), but because you’ll have been watching the coming-of-age tearjerker One Day. Leo Woodall and Ambika Mod acted the hell out of Dexter and Emma’s complicated relationship, bringing a whole new generation of fans to David Nicholls’s original book. Now another title from Nicholls’s back catalogue, You Are Here, is being adapted for TV. Bett
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