Peacock's "The Traitors" is back, and Season's 3 first murder has already stirred up some dissatisfaction from fans

Spoilers ahead for the first two episodes of The Traitors Season 3. In just a few years The Traitors has become wildly popular, considered one of the best reality shows out there. While some folks are still figuring out how to watch The Traitors,

There is perhaps one challenge more strenuous and harrowing than having to row a Viking dragon boat across a loch in Scotland in the shivering cold: Getting a drink at a crowded gay bar. Thus it was a visceral experience to screen the premiere episodes of The Traitors at a watch party at host Alan Cumming’s own establishment in the East Village of New York City,

New Traitors drinking game: take a sip every time someone says they have a gut feeling that turns out to be completely wrong.

The Traitors' season 3 deception extends to the viewers as well! Host Alan Cumming reflects on the shocking cast additions, twists, and first banishments and murders of the new season.

Alan Cumming (and his fabulous fashion choices) are synonymous with "The Traitors." But there are layers to him, too.

The latest season premiered on Peacock Jan. 9 and introduced fans to the initial 21 cast members tasked with adding as much money to their prize pot while avoiding being banished or murdered by their fellow contestants.

There has been a murder! With The Traitors amping up their turns and twists in season 3, the Mafia-inspired show is set to have one of the best seasons ever. But, which reality TV star is a Traitor and who remains a Faithful?

These are just a few things to expect from season 3 of The Traitors. The season premiered on Thursday, January 9, with host and fashion icon Alan Cumming welcoming a brand new crop of contestants to the