- Previously on "The Traitors"...
- Didn't you say that Monét said my name?
- He said, Lisa.
- It's got to be Monét.
- And if he didn't say me, I would not pick him tonight.
It's too bad, but he did.
- "Dear Monét, by order of the Traitors,
you have been murdered."
- It's Colton.
I know it for a fucking fact, because Colton finds Monét...
- Threatening? - Threatening.
- Hidden alongside the missing statues are shields.
If none of you take a shield,
you will stop tonight's murder.
- I don't trust everybody.
- Collectively, we have agreed to not take shields.
But I really don't trust that every other player
stuck to the plan.
- What are we thinking tonight?
- I'm going with Ron. - I'm back on to Ron.
- If you actually stop and think about it,
everybody who voted for Michael night one,
except for one person, is gone.
- You are a fucking Traitor.
I'm angry, I'm pissed off,
and I am isolated because of him—
conniving, commiserating Colton.
His behavior is of a Traitor.
- If you're a Faithful,
you are the most distracting Faithful for the Faithfuls.
- I think we should just get together
and vote him out of here.
- You just voted out
the best-looking, smartest Faithful.
- Can I ask you because you know her?
Lisa—is she normally this quiet?
- No.
- Voting for Porsha night one
is my biggest red flag on her.
And she wears her sunglasses a lot.
- Colton is coming for you.
- He's fucking trouble. I knew it. I fucking knew it.
- Okay, if we can murder tonight, he got to go.
- I just don't have a good feeling about murdering tonight
because I don't know if anyone took a shield.
- A new dawn breaks over my castle.
And soon, the players will discover whether the Traitors
were denied their murder.
- First. - We're the first ones?
Oh, my gosh.
I've never been first into breakfast before.
- Oh, salmon. And there's salmon down here.
- Okay.
This is exciting.
It's really peaceful, isn't it? - Ooh, yeah, it's lovely.
- Now that we don't have Michael as a distraction...
- Mm-hmm. - It'll be interesting
to see what other conversations happen.
- Do you think everyone's going to still go for Ron?
- Yeah.
- I think he's going to be on everyone's radar.
- Do you think everyone's coming to breakfast?
- Oh, my God. - I don't know.
- I think there's a few people that would have taken a shield
if they knew no one would have caught them.
- I don't know. Let's not manifest it.
Mm, a little bit nervous.
We don't know if someone took a shield.
Has everyone stuck to their word,
or has the Traitors murdered someone?
It's so hard to trust everyone in this castle.
- Come in.
- Oh! - Yay!
- What up? - Oh, my gosh. Hello.
- Hi. Hi. - Hi. Hi, hi.
- How are you?
- Happy to be at breakfast.
- Oh, my God.
I can't take it.
Ah.
Now that Michael's gone,
we've lost a really great distraction.
You know, the Faithfuls want to get a Traitor.
And I know my name has been mentioned.
So I need to sprinkle some Housewife in today.
Nothing big, but it's time
to change the narrative a little bit.
- It is so stressful.
I need wine at breakfast, I think.
- Or champagne or vodka.
- Come in.
- Hello, hello.
- Hi. - Hello.
- Johnny, you look good. - Well, thank you.
- Fabulous.
- Stephen, your sweater is beautiful.
- Oh, thank you, thank you.
You know, I like to set the bar for you guys.
- I like your hat, Tara. - Thank you.
- I'm just happy to still be here.
When we were in the roundtable last night,
I was sure I was going home, and I just stayed quiet
until Michael said something...
stupid enough that they sent him home.
Toast. - Oh.
- And so now I'm going to get back to work
and talk with some of the people who I trust.
- We feeling like everyone's going to come back?
- I think we did it, guys.
I think we got one over the Traitors.
- Unless someone was, like, super sneaky about it.
I don't know if I trust everybody yet.
So it's like, I don't know.
- It's harder the further we go
because we get closer and closer
and everyone's becoming friends.
This castle is madness.
You can never trust anyone,
except Tara Lipinski.
Right now, I have to unify a cluster of Faithfuls
because now the group is small enough that, with eight people,
you can control the roundtable.
And we need to get the Traitors.
If things did not go our way and if somebody took a shield,
there are four big names up there.
- So we're waiting on...
- Yam Yam, Colton, Dorinda, Eric.
- I feel like Dorinda or Eric. - Eric has no heat on him.
So that would be a traceless murder.
- The Traitors have been so random choosing so far.
- Oh, shit. Oh.
- Uh-oh. - Oh, God.
- Hello?
- Oh, my gosh. Ah.
- Hey. - Hey.
- Hello. - Everybody's here.
Everybody's here. - Alive.
- No murder!
- We did it.
- Everybody's here? Everybody? - Thank you.
- We did it, guys.
- I was going to be so mad if we weren't.
- Can we murder, Traitor gods?
Ah! - Shit.
- How's it going?
- That was loud. - I come with news.
- Oh, God.
- There will be no murder. - I knew it.
- Ugh. - Fuck.
- The Faithful resisted the temptation of the shield.
- I knew it.
- I never said it was going to be easy being a Traitor, did I?
- Mm-mm. - No.
- That was a bummer for us. - What are we going to do?
- We think Ron will go at the roundtable?
- I think so, yeah.
And I think we need to murder Colton tomorrow.
If he talks about you anymore,
it's going to be hard to kill him
because it would be too suspicious.
- Yeah. - I want to slit his throat.
- Everyone's here. We're happy. - Yes, we're here.
- Can we raise a glass and celebrate?
- Celebrate our survival. We're all alive.
- I'm happy. - Cheers.
- Cheers. Cheers.
- I was worried. - I was, too.
Ahh.
- What was that?
- Oh.
- Whoo. - Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow.
- Oh, yes.
- Good morning, my kooky little clandestine clan.
- Oh.
- It won't have escaped your notice
that none of you were murdered last night.
Savor this warm and fuzzy feeling.
It may comfort you for what's to come.
- Oh, no, come on.
- No. - Oh, my God.
- If you're waiting for a cryptic message
about today's mission...
then you'll be disappointed.
There'll be enough of those around later.
Ciao tutti.
- What?
- Crypt with—coffins. - Oh, a crypt? A crypt.
- Ooh, that sounds like an indoor mission.
Yes, I love that for me.
- Oh.
- Ah.
- Anyone have the eggs close by?
- Mm-hmm.
- Thank you. One is enough.
- Anybody want an egg?
- Whew.
- My gut feeling is telling me
that Lisa is a Traitor and she has to go.
But I sort of lost some of my goodwill, you know,
taking a shot at Tiffany and it not hitting.
- Let's catch some Traitors!
- So I'm pretty nervous
because I don't know how I want to play it.
And I just have to figure out what's best for my game.
- Everyone's still feeling like the biggest suspect
at this moment would be Ron?
- Yeah. - He pivots so drastically.
One minute, he is verbal. He is precise.
And then when we're in another situation,
he is just observant and quiet.
That, to me, is Traitor behavior.
- Yeah.
- Does anybody have anything at any point
on him maybe not being a Traitor?
- No, no, not—
no.
No.
- The case against Ron is the strongest, by far.
- But, guys, this is what I will say—
is you have to think if he gets up there
and says he's a Faithful...
- I don't think he will be.
- Are you afraid? - I am afraid.
And I'm saying this 100%-- I'm going Ron tonight.
I actually am really afraid
that he was the perfect setup from night one to drag along,
even better than Michael.
- Who do you have after next roundtable?
- What do you mean?
- Not tonight, because I know what's happening tonight.
- You think you're going to go? - Yeah, for sure.
- I think so, too. - Yeah.
- That's why this game is hard, though,
because, like, once you get to know people,
it makes things more difficult, the decisions you make.
But it's a game at the end of the day, you know?
- Yeah, absolutely.
- Have you guys heard anyone say my name?
- Never once.
- People think I'm just a dumb guy from Alabama.
- I don't think that one bit.
If you were a Traitor, you would be so good at it,
because you're so good at thinking steps ahead.
I know you're just being yourself.
But just talking with you,
knowing how much you care for your family,
you're such a good representation
of what the South is really about.
- I appreciate that, man. That warms my heart, truly.
I do feel bad about Ron's position in this game.
I genuinely like him.
Ron is an introvert.
And I feel where he's coming from.
I was always the odd man out growing up—
quiet, did my own thing, kind of kept to myself.
And it can be lonely.
I mean, sometimes the loneliest place
for someone like that is in a crowded room.
Ron, Ron, Ron. Why did you do that?
I know. I was like, oh, he's going to take my pawn.
Then you just went past it.
- We're in a position where a team of eight Faithfuls
can swing any vote.
- Okay.
- So thinking about who those eight are,
that we stick together.
- Hey, Kristen. Kristen.
- Quick, tiny thing—
if we have eight Faithfuls that we trust,
we can swing any roundtable.
Get in there. I'll stand.
- For stuff that's happened in the game, to me,
we look at Ron, and we look at Colton.
That's where I'm looking right now,
because if it hadn't have gone
how it went with Michael last night,
it probably would have been Ron.
- Would have been. Yeah.
- And then Colton is the reckless names...
- The control... - Control.
Throwing things at the wall, see if it sticks.
- He is a ringleader, I will say.
- I have a strategy.
Tara, Mark, Stephen, Candiace,
Eric, Kristen, Maura, and Rob,
I think that's a strong group of Faithfuls
to control the banishment.
- Colton, you want to talk? - Yeah.
I have a name that I'm holding,
and I just want to check something with you.
- Yeah.
And here's why.
It is unspoken...
- She's not acting like the Lisa that I've heard of.
And then Dorinda said the same thing to me.
- Would you think people would go for Lisa?
I don't know.
But here's what I want to pay attention to.
If we start dropping Lisa's name,
who moves us off of her?
Just clock that. - Yes.
- Who sticks up for her?
Trusting other people in this game is really dangerous.
But I need to make sure
that I tell enough people about Lisa
that if she just decides to say, screw it,
I'm going to murder him, all eyes will be on her.
- Oh, hi.
- Oh, the Housewives sticking together.
How convenient.
I'm glad you don't have sunglasses on today.
I can look you in your eyes.
- What would you like to see? - Ooh.
- My future.
- Let's do this. Whoo.
- Colton, you can sit in the front
'cause you're so big and strong and shit.
- I just was opening the doors for the ladies.
- Oh.
I feel like it's going to be really...
- Creepy? - Yep.
- Yeah.
- Who do you think it is?
- Out of everybody here,
I think Ron is the number one on my list.
- Me too.
- I really trust this car. - Yeah, me too.
- Yeah.
- And I just want to say something.
That if I am not at breakfast tomorrow...
- Yes.
- I've already shared this with you.
- Yes. You think it's Lisa.
- Lisa?
- I also don't want to distract from Ron tonight,
so I'm going Ron.
I'm just letting you know—
I'm not even going to bring this up.
This is the car, and this is where it's staying.
Lisa is not who I thought she would be.
Rob, where's your head at on Lisa?
- It's plausible.
Colton is one of my strongest alliances.
And it's not going to look good
if I'm over here defending Lisa
and then she gets voted out and she's a Traitor.
It's definitely plausible.
- Oh, God.
- If we see a cabin, we best run.
- Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
- Oh, a cabin.
- Candiace, how you feeling? - I'm scared.
- No. - I can't do it.
- I don't know about this one. I don't like this.
- Hi, Alan. - Hi, Alan.
- Welcome to the return of my captivating cabin in the woods.
- The famous. - No.
- Oh, God.
- And however terrifying this cabin looks from the outside,
when you get inside, you'll soon realize
that it is, in fact, far, far worse.
- Oh, no.
- Once inside, you will receive a series of cryptic clues.
Each clue will give you the name of an unfortunate soul
buried in the cabin's graveyard over there.
Whenever the cabin door opens, two players of your choosing
have just 30 seconds to find and both stand
in front of the gravestones
they believe the clue relates to.
Identify the correct grave,
and you will bank $3,000 for the prize pot.
There are 6 messages,
so a potential $18,000 is on offer today.
- Yes, money.
- There is one burial site that hides two shields.
If you choose to take a shield, know this.
It will be at the expense of any gold
you could have retrieved.
It's up to you which players you send outside.
But they will not be returning to the cabin.
Oh, and don't worry about screaming too loudly.
I can assure you, we're quite alone.
- Godspeed, dear players.
- Going in.
Oh, my God.
- That's just the door.
- Oh, wow.
- Horrible in here.
- This cabin is disgusting.
Alan, what is up with your mind?
You've been here too long.
- Not happy.
- I can do it. I can do it. I can do it.
- Okay, what about shields?
Are we going to try and do the same thing as yesterday?
- People are going to go for shields.
Like, I'll never blame anybody for going a shield.
It's the name of the game. - You have to.
- Or we be unanimous and just not go for shields.
I mean, I'm fine to not go again—it worked well.
- No shields. - I'm good with no shield.
- No shield? That's crazy.
Most people raise their hands
that they don't want the shield.
I'm, like, halfway.
You can barely see the fingers on top of the table.
Like, I want a shield.
- Do we all agree, no shield? No shield.
- Only if we all agree.
If you take a shield,
then you're getting banished tonight.
- Damn. - Whoa!
- Right?
If everybody's doing it, I'm fine with it.
- A chain saw!
- Everybody, stop screaming.
- God!
- Oh, ooh. - Oh, it's moving.
- It's moving to a letter. - It's moving, it's moving.
- It's like a Ouija board, Ouija board.
- S...
E. - E.
- S-E...
- I. - I.
- S-E-L...
- Sell.
- Selo... - Selo...
- S-E-L-O-U...
- I? - I?
- Louise.
- C...
A...
- A-K? - C-A-K...
- Back to I.
- Clark, it's Clark.
- It's Louise. - Louise Clark.
- No, it's going to a B. - Oh, can I go? Can I go?
- You can go. - You can go.
- Tara, Candiace, Tara, Candiace.
- Go, go, go, go, go, go, go! - Go, go, go, go!
- Black, Black, Black!
- Tara and Candiace are the most nervous and terrified
of being in this cabin.
So they run out.
- Black! Louise Black! - Black!
- And we're screaming, it's Louise Black.
- Louise Clark.
Who is that?
Dale.
I'm looking for the name.
I'm, like, using all of my Spidey senses
looking for Louise Clark.
- Black! Louise Black!
- Louise Clark, right here, right here, right here.
And, ha, there she is.
- Louise Clark. - Yes.
- Louise Clark... Died in 1748.
- Locking in the answer, players?
- Yes. - Yes.
- Ah! What is that?
Oh, the money. Yes!
- A hand?
- Oh, my God! Oh, shit!
- Fuck! - No!
- Incorrect. - Louise Black!
Shit! - Too late.
- Ugh.
- You have banked zero, Tara and Candiace.
Please head back to the castle. - Ugh, I feel bad.
- Ooh. - I feel so bad.
- Well, you know what? They told us Louise Clark.
So we did what we were told. - But still...
- How do we know if we get the gold, again?
We don't? - We don't know.
- Keep your chill. No screaming.
- Oh, my God. I got to get out of here.
- Oh, no. No, no, no.
- Oh, my God.
- Oh, sh—
- Blood.
- Wait, guys, when it completely dries,
there's going to be something there.
- Oh, yeah. It's coming through.
- Oh, yeah.
- Master?
- Master of none. Master of none.
- Jack of all trades, Jack. - Jack.
Oh, wait. What's underlined?
S-T-O-N-E. Jack Stone.
- Jack Stone, Jack Stone. - Jack Stone.
- Go for it. Who's going? - Go, go, go, go, go!
- Jack Stone, Jack Stone. Go get Jack Stone.
I was running outside as fast as I could
to get this tombstone with the money.
But I saw the tombstone with the shield first.
Are we not doing the shield? - We can't.
They just said in there, they'll banish us.
- I really wanted to go for it, but Maura doesn't.
I'm pissed. - Jack. Jack Rock?
Jack Rock? Ugh! Fuck's sake.
- Jack Stone, there's Jack Stone here.
- Oh, Jack Stone.
- You need to lock in an answer.
Jack Stone... - Died 1891.
Locked in.
- Oh. Aah! - We got the money.
- Oh, my God!
- That's $3,000 banked. Well done.
- Whoo-hoo!
Yam Yam seems a bit pissed
because he thinks we should have got a shield.
I'm just, like, side eye, and I'm thinking, Traitor.
- Put the gold in Fergus's wheelbarrow,
then head back to the castle.
- Hi, hi. - Hi.
- Oh, boy, here we go.
- Oh, that thing opened. What's in it?
- Wait, what's in it? - You see?
- There's bugs!
- What is it? What is it? What is it?
- Bugs.
- No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no!
- Why are you saying that?
- If someone touches my shoulder,
I'm going to freak out.
- What is it? What is it? - What's it typing?
- Oh, I can't— - Look at the letters going.
Whoa.
- Oh, "The Tales of the Youngest Darkin Sister.
"Daphne is three years older than Dorothy.
"Dorothy will be half as old as Deirdre
when Daphne is as old as Deirdre is now."
- Who's the youngest out of all these sisters?
- Deirdre's, like, half of the three years
and then somebody else and—
Forget it. My head's already blown off.
- Who was the first name? Daphne.
- Is three years older than Dorothy, so Daphne is out.
- Yeah, she's on the top. Then it's Dorothy.
Three years minus three, then one.
- Mark, go!
- Look for Deidre Dark or Dorothy.
- Deidre Dark?
- Deidre Darkin or Dorothy Darkin.
Deirdre Darkin or Dorothy Darkin.
- You got 20 seconds left.
Who are they looking for?
I don't want to be near these fricking—ah!
- Lisa's screaming at nothing.
- Dorothy Darkin died 1761, locked.
- Yes!
- That's $3,000 banked. Well done.
Head back to the castle in glory.
- No, no, no, no, no, no. - Look behind you, behind you.
Just relax. Relax, relax.
- What in "The Blair Witch Project"
is this?
- No!
- Fuck. - What is that?
- Doll heads. - Oh, my God.
- Oh, boy!
Oh, boy, oh, boy. - Hello.
- Oh, a balloon. Oh, thank you.
- Don't like you. - Oh, okay, never mind!
- Everybody's screaming and screeching.
- Oh, my God. - No!
- No, no, no, no, no, no, no. - Mealworms.
- That's disgusting.
- At this point, everybody wants to get out
as quickly as possible
- Er-tee-si...
- Wait, hold on. She's skipping letters.
- This is the most proud of us as a group
I think I've ever been.
- Berty... - Singh.
- Berty Singh. - Berty Singh.
- Go, go, go, go! - Berty Singh.
- Congratulations.
- Nailed it for the Faithfuls, baby.
- We make it all the way through every last clue
in the cabin.
- What's the time on the four clocks?
- 4:00, 1:00, noon, 5:00. - 4:00 is D. 1:00 is—
1:00 is A.
- D-A-L-E.
- Dale. - Dale.
- Go, go, go, go, go, go!
- Good luck. - Dale.
- Congratulations!
- We're down to the last cryptic clue.
- Valentine something.
- The three months of spring?
- We sent our last two out to the grave site.
- What do you see? What do you see?
- Dale Cross. Valentine Spring! That's a match.
- There you go.
- We got just enough time. We're going to make it.
- Yes. - Yes!
- Yay. Bravo.
Well done, players, $3,000. Whoo!
- That's the final clue.
Get back to the castle and warm up.
- Bye, Alan.
- Now it's just me, Rob, and Eric.
And I just hope that nobody took a shield.
I don't want to wait for whatever might happen.
- Ah, the final three. - Ugh!
- Well, you and your fellow players
managed to add $15,000 to the prize fund.
And none of your fellow players chose to take a shield.
So the Traitors have free reign tonight.
Split, splat.
- Nobody took a shield.
And as a Traitor, I feel great with that.
We can murder whoever we want.
Not only are they giving us a Faithful buffet,
we've got more money for the prize pot.
So kudos to you, Faithfuls.
- Five out of six, pretty solid.
- No, I'm super happy with that.
- How we feeling about tonight's roundtable?
- I'm feeling, unless there is some miracle piece of evidence,
that I will be seeing my beautiful kids
and my girlfriend soon, but wish I could stay longer
because I'm starting to really enjoy you guys.
- Yeah.
Quite frankly, I don't know how to feel.
The game is definitely getting harder for me.
The Traitors' plan is to banish Ron,
but I don't have that in me.
My head is telling me that I should vote for Ron,
but my heart is telling me,
like, maybe there's another way.
I really like him.
I'd like to keep him around a little longer.
- Can we agree, like,
it was a good idea not to pick the shield?
- Yes, because there wasn't enough money.
- I would never take the shield.
- Did you hear what Natalie said when we were in the room?
- Mm.
- When she went, if anyone takes the shield,
you're going to be banished tonight.
- And I still thought about it.
I was like, really?
- I feel like Colton,
he's more dangerous to me than Ron.
If we're going to do Colton,
we have to do it quick because he's going to hear.
We're hunting a Traitor.
I think the two people with the most evidence
are Ron and Colton.
In my opinion, we have to rip off the Band-Aid
and go big, like going Colton,
and do it unified.
- I love you in this shirt.
- Aw, what a cutie.
- This is my "Traitors" husband.
- Maura loves him, too. - I can't compete with that.
- Mama raised me right.
- Mm-hmm.
- Y'all ready for some roundtable?
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- It's coming.
- But are we thinking Ron?
- I'm still on Ron.
- I don't know. I kind of think—
I'm starting to think more and more that Ron's not a Traitor.
- Really?
Why?
- He just seems like he's telling the truth.
I've sat down and talked to him one-on-one, like, a bunch.
And I've just asked him questions
straight up to his face, looked him dead in his eyes.
He just seems like he's not lying.
- Rob, what the fuck are you doing?
We were literally planning to get Ron
at the roundtable.
That's a win for us.
You just out here going rogue.
I need us to stick to the plan.
Ron is a comedian, and he's an actor.
He could be fooling us. - It's possible.
- Yeah.
- Okay, we need Rob and Stephen and Eric.
- Stephen will definitely be with us.
I'm telling you.
- Eric, Eric, come here.
- Should we go in here?
- There is one controller in this game right now.
- Colton.
- Hypotheticals— we take the swing, and we miss.
Then what—Ron? - What's going on over here?
- I am uneasy about this Colton move right now,
because I have more on Ron.
But Colton plays fast.
He's throwing out names.
So, if we take a shot and we hit,
that is a big, powerful presence
that has been captured.
- Yeah, I'm with you.
Sit down here. I'm going to go fast.
- What is going on?
- If we have eight Faithfuls, we control the table.
- What? This meeting moved so fast.
- If we have eight people for Colton, we can get him out.
I feel like he's controlling the game.
- Guys, this feels crazy.
This feels like what we've been doing the whole time.
We have a gut feeling, and then we switch up.
They're planning a coup.
They're planning to vote Colton out tonight,
which kind of took me by surprise.
But Colton trusts me a lot.
So if I vote for him, it's not going to look so good for me.
But also, I don't want to vote Ron.
This game sucks.
- I need to talk to you.
- I'll talk to you in the billiards room.
I'm pretty sure that Lisa is a Traitor.
So I'm going to try something
that might be really, really dumb,
but it could potentially protect me
for the rest of the game.
I feel like I am a pretty obvious choice
for an upcoming murder.
So instead of trying to banish a Traitor,
I'm going to try to hold one hostage.
- Mm-hmm.
I am, too.
- Okay.
- What are you talking about?
What are you talking about? I am a Faithful.
I'm a Faithful.
- What? Like what?
- And what else?
I'm just telling you, like, where my mind's at
so I can, like, talk this through with you.
- Okay.
You're barking up the wrong tree.
- I'm not trying to make a scene.
- You're barking up the wrong tree.
- Okay. - Because I think it's you.
- You do? - Yeah, I do.
You're being real good.
You know what? You're being real good.
I've had it with him. I see his game. I've got it.
He, like, thinks he's so cool trying to throw me,
and I'm just like, yeah, really, what?
But I know that I need to be careful
because he's got a big mouth.
He's got a big voice.
And we all know that that roundtable can turn on a dime.
So I don't like it at all.
- I've been a target since the very first roundtable,
where I messed up.
But the roundtable is my time to shine.
I just want to go in there and present myself
as the man that my sons would be proud to see.
- I'm very nervous going into this roundtable.
This one feels like it's going to be a big battle
to get out Colton.
If we take a swing and we miss,
I don't want to get murdered for making the wrong choice.
I don't want to leave. I'm not done here yet.
- Heading into the roundtable, I'm sticking with the group,
and I feel like we're going to go Ron.
I don't really want to be the one to throw out another name.
However, I am very concerned about Lisa.
And when the timing is right, I have to do something.
- "To no one will we deny justice."
So sayeth the Magna Carta—
that unshakable tome of English law.
But up here in my castle, we have our own laws,
like the law of the roundtable,
which is simply...
majority rules.
Look around you.
Who would smile to your face
and stab you in the back?
Who are...
the Traitors?
Players, the floor is yours.
- Anyone got anything?
I mean, we got to use the time.
- I'd like to jump in.
Ron's taken beatings four nights in a row now.
Let's have an open conversation.
The part where I think people get their eyebrows raised
is that when you do commit, you commit 100%.
We had the Porsha vote.
You were compelling. You were smooth.
You had great points. - Appreciate that.
- It converted a lot of votes, mine included, right?
Tiffany was next, which was led by Colton.
But you hopped on that train quickly, too,
and, obviously, Tiffany was a big swing and a big miss.
And right now I'm just basing all of my feelings
off the information that we've all seen now
for four days in a row.
That being said,
I'm willing to hear the reasons why.
If there's anything else, then let's have it.
- We've all made mistakes here.
I don't think there's a single one of us here
who has voted correctly every time.
And yet I'm the one who's put in the position
to defend myself.
I've been very consistent about everything I've said.
If I like you, you know it. If I don't, you know it, so—
- But I don't think the game is about liking people.
- No, I know that.
- We have to contribute to each other.
Like, that's sort of the rules of engagement.
So to not do that at all makes it not helpful.
- I disagree with that 100%. - Okay.
- It's just that I don't feel like we can interact
in a way that remains respectful.
- Ron, I really do like you.
Banishing you tonight gives us more answers
than you've been able to provide, even at this table.
- But do you feel the need to do it?
Because you got it wrong more than me.
- With who?
With Porsha and with Tiffany, yeah.
- And then with Michael. - No, because—
- But because we don't like Michael, we don't count it.
But because we love Porsha, we're still on me.
I don't feel that's fair.
Any other questions?
- If we're going to hold Ron accountable
for swinging the vote to Porsha,
I'm also going to hold you accountable
for swinging the vote to Tiffany.
It feels like you're dropping all these names,
seeing which one sticks, reverse engineering it,
and then getting us to vote.
That's what it felt like.
- I think just as much as we complained
about Michael kind of muddying the waters of the castle,
I think getting so many names out there
has done a similar thing.
It makes me feel like a puppet.
- My thing with you, Colton, was, with the Tiffany piece,
it was a very quick "we need to move tonight."
And I think it was that type of very rushing into it
that gave me a little bit of, oh, okay.
- If you were a Traitor, it would be very dangerous,
like, because everyone listens to you.
- I'm playing recklessly and bold.
I'm not playing as a Traitor.
I'm playing this game really hard,
and I'm playing it as a Faithful.
- I believe you.
- I don't have anything on Colton being a Traitor,
so I think he's a Faithful.
The only thing I think we're all sure
is that Donna is a Traitor.
What Ron did with Porsha was to protect Donna.
That's the way I saw it. - No.
- The only way I can confirm that is,
unfortunately, to see if Ron is a Traitor or a Faithful.
- If we were to banish you, Ron...
it would give us clarity.
- I think it goes around in circles about what's going on.
But I think if I want to be a real, real, real Faithful,
then probably the best thing I can do
is let you guys write my name on there.
So then you can know for real.
I would love to get a chance to just go around the circle
and just say goodbye to you guys before it wraps up.
Yam Yam, I think you're really good at this.
And it's been a pleasure to get to know you
a little bit better.
Natalie, I think you are exactly who you are
and who you say you are, 100%.
Rob, the same to you, and it's been a real pleasure
getting to know you a little bit better.
Maura, Stephen, Mark,
same, you've been an absolute pleasure.
I enjoy your company.
- Tara, also super sweetheart.
Lisa, you are thoughtful and kind.
Colton, Eric, you're the best.
- Johnny... You're a legend, dog.
- Can I say something?
I don't know if this will get me murdered tonight.
Like, it's not Ron.
- I don't think it's Ron. - Certainly not.
- The only thing I can think that would be productive
is to learn if you are a Traitor or not.
I don't think you are.
- I don't want to sacrifice another Faithful.
- Then don't do it. - I'm looking for something—
besides that you're an easy vote
and it's like, we don't have to think about it.
- Like, how can we do that constructively?
- If we're looking for a name to move off of Ron...
I'm just going to come out and say it.
I mean, I tried to have a conversation
with you about it.
I don't know much about Housewives,
but I know one thing.
You don't go against a Housewife.
And that first night vote has never sat right with me.
- And?
- And I believe you're a Traitor.
I am a Faithful.
- I will say, that vote, for me, still is difficult.
The one thing you have on night one is your people.
I would never vote against a "Survivor" player night one.
- I felt sick about Porsha...
but Ron convinced me.
- That's, like, the biggest one for me,
is that first table vote.
You had Donna to either go for. - You did it, too.
- I know I did, but I'm not a Housewife.
- I know, it was very big, but I went with my gut.
So you can think whatever you want.
I don't care. I don't care.
- We're doing it again.
- Doing what? - We're shifting again.
- I know, but this man— - Distraction.
I'm a Faithful. - You are a bold person.
- I am. - You take charge. You lead.
You've sat back very quietly
and very sheepishly in this game.
- Yeah. Oh. - And it's confusing.
This is me sticking my neck out
because I had people looking at me.
- I'm a Faithful.
He can spin whatever he wants. I'm a Faithful.
- You've sat back and really not said much.
Like, if you're going to come for me, come for me.
- I've already told you. I think you're a Traitor.
I'm not going to dance on the table.
I'm not going to break a wine glass.
I don't have to. I think you're a Traitor.
- My gut and everything that I am right now
is telling me it is not Ron.
- Players...
it is now time to vote.
- Oh, my God.
Oh, holy shit. I mean, are you kidding me?
That was a fucking tornado.
I mean, Colton's like a rabid dog with a bone.
Fine, vote for me,
but hopefully it's not the majority.
- I'm having an extremely difficult time
deciding who to vote for.
Honestly, I'm weighing the options.
And I'm thinking
I don't really want to write Ron's name down.
I'm not going to write Colton.
He's a super-valuable Faithful to be in the game for me.
Or there's Lisa.
But I don't want to betray my fellow Traitor.
- Are the votes locked?
- This is a pivotal moment of the game for me personally.
Everything is on the line.
- Rob...
I have to hurry you.
- The votes are locked.
We'll begin the votes with Tara.
Tara, who do you think is a Traitor and why?
- Colton, I voted for you.
I had to go with the most evidence
that I heard today.
And at this roundtable,
Ron's was completely 100% convincing.
- Stephen.
- I voted for you again, Ron.
- Ron.
- I voted for Lisa
just because of the Housewives
not ever turning against each other.
- All right.
- Maura.
- I voted for you, Ron.
Your name has always came up, so we kind of need to know.
- Lisa.
- I voted for Colton
because I think Colton is a Traitor, period.
- Colton.
- We finally got the real Lisa to come to the table.
It's only taken a few days.
So, Lisa, I voted for you.
- Eric, who do you think is a Traitor and why?
- I voted for you, Lisa.
You are the perfect pick to be a Traitor.
- All right.
- Candiace.
- Ron, I think you're a Traitor.
- Thank you for being consistent.
- Johnny.
- Colton, I voted for you.
- Kristen. - Colton, I voted for you.
- So it's four votes for Colton,
three votes for Ron, and three votes for Lisa.
Yam Yam. - I voted for Ron.
I'm sorry.
- Dorinda.
- I voted for Ron.
You're a brilliant player,
and you would make an excellent Traitor.
- Natalie. - I voted for Lisa tonight.
I think the stuff that was brought up about you, Lisa,
has been, like, right under our eyes.
- So that's five votes for Ron...
four votes for Lisa...
and four votes for Colton.
It's neck and neck.
Rob...
who do you think is a Traitor and why?
- I trust you, Colton.
And I wavered with you, Ron.
But I've looked you in the eye, and I've asked you questions,
and I believe you're telling me the truth.
And as a Faithful...
It is my job to...
get Traitors out of the game.
Sorry.
- It's okay.
- If Mark votes for Ron or Lisa,
they will be banished.
If he votes for Colton or anyone else,
we will go to a tie.
With the deciding vote,
Mark, who do you think is a Traitor and why?
- I wanted to come in here
with information and data and hear everybody.
And I voted for yourself.
- I'm just collecting the evidence
that I've been able to collect.
And I voted for yourself, Ron.
- Ron...
you have received the most votes
and are banished from the game.
Please come forward to the Circle of Truth.
Ron...
before you leave my castle forever, please reveal to us,
are you a Faithful
or a Traitor?
- This was very hard for me.
I don't trust many people, and I felt not trusted.
And I understand that this world is completely fake.
So that probably makes it hard to see someone that's real.
I always spoke my truth no matter what.
And that's why, again, inside and outside of this game,
I am truly Faithful.
- Faithful...
once more, those great, treacherous beasts
eluded you.
Once more, you drown one of your own
in the inky depths of democracy.
Players, never let it be said
that I am a host that does not read the room.
And in this room right now,
I am reading disappointment and dejection.
So...
I have something to rouse you from your melancholy.
As we have reached the halfway point
of my wicked game tonight,
I will be holding a great banquet in my castle hall.
And I want you to drink, feast, and celebrate life—
the greatest gift of all.
See you there.
- What's the catch to the banquet?
- Finally. Thanks.
Let's get this feistiness the entire time.
- If that's what you want, Colton, I can do it like that.
I don't live that,
but if you want it, I'll do it for you.
- Thank you. - Okay, great.
- I'm going to get hives.
No one touch anything at the banquet.
- Oh, my God.
Like, take a knife, put it in my back.
Rob has some 'splaining to do.
- Oh, my God.
I'm hoping that Rob has a logical explanation
for what he did.
But even if he does, that was a huge risk—
one vote.
Watching him stab Lisa in the front like he did,
I don't trust him.
- I don't regret anything.
But, like, I'm not ready to see Lisa's face.
I think a part of me really just wants to be a Faithful,
to be honest,
because I like Ron and I like Colton
and I didn't want to vote them out.
But, like, this is about to be bad for Robby Bobby.
- What do you think? - Girl...
I'm gonna get a drink.
- Do you understand the reasons that, like,
what Colton said, how it resonated, and even for me,
the Housewife thing resonated with me?
- No, I don't actually understand.
I voted for Porsha because that's what my gut told me,
and I knew no one's ever done that.
I just don't think you can label people and go,
this person is supposed to be like this.
- Right, I think that we need to start taking
what Colton says with a large grain of salt
and stop letting him...
- Yeah. - Shift us.
- Yes, you've made mistakes before.
Are you forgetting? - Yeah, yeah.
- So... - Yeah.
- I want to say one thing to Colton.
Colton, I've been in this business for 36 years.
I just want you to know.
I am so much more than a Housewife.
- I know that. I know that. - I just want you to know that.
- I know. You're an icon and a legend.
And you are so confident.
And I was expecting more of this.
- "Expecting"--okay, that's the word I want to say.
Don't expect me to be a Housewife,
because I am Lisa fucking Rinna.
- I know you are.
- I was Lisa fucking Rinna before "Housewives."
And I am Lisa fucking Rinna after.
- Let me just say this— to the Traitors in this room,
if you don't take me out tonight,
I will go for every single shield,
and I will make it very difficult
to take me out any time later.
So use your opportunity tonight to take me out.
- As my banquet approacheth,
the players may have been thinking
they finally get a chance to relax.
But as is my wont,
I haven't been entirely honest with them.
I have a wicked little surprise for you.
- Oh, God.
- Tomorrow I will hold
a great banquet in my castle hall.
It is here that you must commit murder
in plain sight...
- Oh. Oh, no.
- But this time...
in front of everyone.
- No.
- Behold, the Cursed Amulet.
- Ooh. - Ooh, that's nice.
- One of you must wear it to the banquet tomorrow.
The first Faithful to touch the amulet will be cursed...
to death.
Tonight you must decide who will wear it,
who will commit this act.
So think carefully,
as you will need to use all your smarts
to mask this act and stay undetected.
- Oh, my God.
- This will be the toughest, most high-stakes murder
this castle has ever seen.
- All right, I have ideas.
I mean, it would be too weird if you wore it, right?
- Yeah. I mean, what do you guys think?
- I'm telling you, I can wear this.
Oh, and I can do it.
- Yeah, it's very you.
- This is, like... - Something crazy.
I need to walk.
So the craziest part about this is,
after that nonsense that Rob pulled,
we still have to do a murder in plain sight,
tonight, like, right now.
I have to go put on a headpiece and a dress and my Spanx
and act like everything is fine
and go and pull off another successful heist.
And we have...
unmediated tension
that is brewing in the air between us.
I don't trust you right now.
- So?
- It looks bad, what you did.
You were one vote off from putting our shit on blast.
- I know.
- This game doesn't end tomorrow,
and it doesn't end the next day,
and it doesn't end the day after that.
It's longevity.
And if I had turned on two people
that I publicly said I trusted,
it would have been suspicious.
- We're fighting.
We're stabbing each other in the backs.
Everybody's on edge.
I don't even know if it works anymore
to take Colton out.
Colton will probably stay
as far from Lisa as he can get.
So do we need to find another target?
How in the hell do we pull this off?
Personally.
- Decide. It is up to you.
- I'm going to go get ready for the banquet.
- Scary times. - I hope I don't die tonight.
- I just have a feeling something's gonna go down
at this banquet.
- What are you wearing to the ball?
- Oh, honey, you're not ready. - Oh, okay.
- Okay, Housewife coming up the stairs.
- Oh, drama, drama's on the way.
- The pressure is on.
Colton needs to go. He needs to go.
But the heat's on me.
So I don't know if he's the best option for me.
I don't know what to do.
- Next time on "The Traitors"...
In 1440, our great Scottish king
invited a noble clan to a banquet fit for royalty.
They ate, drank, and shared merry tales.
However, just before dessert,
they were served with their own demise.
I'm afraid tonight is a little case of history repeating.
- What? - You're paranoid.
- Let them fucking fight it out.
- This is sick.