Celebrity Traitors - Series 2
Discussion
Starts on Thursday 
Looks like a reasonable line up of household names and relative unknowns, although I'm sure there will be a few here who claim to have never heard of any of them
Amol Rajan - Journalist & broadcaster
Bella Ramsey - Actor
Hannah Fry - Broadcaster & mathematician
James Acaster - Comedian & presenter
James Blunt - Singer-songwriter
Jerry Hall - Model & actress
Joanne McNally - Stand-up comedian
Joe Lycett - Comedian & presenter
Julie Hesmondhalgh - Actress
King Kenny - Social media personality
Leigh-Anne Pinnock - Singer
Maya Jama - Television presenter
Michael Sheen - Actor
Miranda Hart - Actress & comedian
Myha'la - Actress
Richard E. Grant - Actor
Rob Beckett - Comedian & presenter
Romesh Ranganathan - Comedian & presenter
Ross Kemp - Actor & television presenter
Sebastian Croft - Actor & singer-songwriter
Sharon Rooney - Actress
Hopefully it continues to deliver like the last series.
(Apologies if there's another topic running but couldn't see anything)

Looks like a reasonable line up of household names and relative unknowns, although I'm sure there will be a few here who claim to have never heard of any of them

Amol Rajan - Journalist & broadcaster
Bella Ramsey - Actor
Hannah Fry - Broadcaster & mathematician
James Acaster - Comedian & presenter
James Blunt - Singer-songwriter
Jerry Hall - Model & actress
Joanne McNally - Stand-up comedian
Joe Lycett - Comedian & presenter
Julie Hesmondhalgh - Actress
King Kenny - Social media personality
Leigh-Anne Pinnock - Singer
Maya Jama - Television presenter
Michael Sheen - Actor
Miranda Hart - Actress & comedian
Myha'la - Actress
Richard E. Grant - Actor
Rob Beckett - Comedian & presenter
Romesh Ranganathan - Comedian & presenter
Ross Kemp - Actor & television presenter
Sebastian Croft - Actor & singer-songwriter
Sharon Rooney - Actress
Hopefully it continues to deliver like the last series.
(Apologies if there's another topic running but couldn't see anything)
Chimune said:
I think they have tried to avoid the 'big dogs' setup and gone for 'comedy club' with about 1/2 contestants knowing eachother pretty well.
This BBC article conveniently splits them into four groups: 'the comedy troupe', 'the big dogs' (some are bigger than others), 'the dark horses', and 'the under-the-radar contenders'. The last two just seem like convenient labels for contestants who couldn't really be categorised, though. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cv5yjzz803edo
I reckon it's a fairly strong line-up. There are only a few of them that I've not heard of before.
mcflurry said:
Usually these "celeb" shows are made up of Big Brother failure type "celebs" but I've actually heard of 15 of the contestants - that's got to be my record 
Difference with traitors is that serious celebs want to go on it rather than having to dig around the z listers and has-beens to justify the ‘celeb’ title. 
LordLoveLength said:
mcflurry said:
Usually these "celeb" shows are made up of Big Brother failure type "celebs" but I've actually heard of 15 of the contestants - that's got to be my record 
Difference with traitors is that serious celebs want to go on it rather than having to dig around the z listers and has-beens to justify the celeb title. 
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ked it up like that. 