'The Traitors' Season 2: Strategic Murders, Unexpected Alliances, and Regretful Banishments

Reality TV stars navigate a treacherous game of survival, deception, and strategy as they try to uncover the traitors among them.

Season 2 of 'The Traitors' has premiered on Peacock, featuring a diverse cast of 21 contestants from various reality TV shows, including 'Big Brother', 'Survivor', 'The Challenge', 'Real Housewives', and 'RuPaul’s Drag Race'.
Dan Gheesling and Phaedra Parks were revealed as the original traitors in the first episode. They later recruited Parvati Shallow, a former 'Survivor' winner, to their team.
Johnny 'Bananas' Devenanzio was the first contestant to be 'murdered' by the traitors, followed by Marcus Jordan. The murders are carried out in a strategic manner, with the traitors considering the influence and threat level of each contestant.
Peppermint, a contestant from 'RuPaul’s Drag Race', was banished from the castle after being incorrectly suspected as a traitor by the majority of the cast. This led to feelings of guilt and regret among some contestants.
The show incorporates various challenges and missions, with contestants having to answer questions about their fellow players, find hidden gold, and avoid being caught in searchlights. The traitors also have to commit their murders in plain sight, adding an extra layer of suspense.