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

Where you've seen her: Danielle wasn't only the runner-up of Big Brother season 3 but also competed in season 7 and appeared in Reindeer Games. Where you've seen her: Carolyn was the second runner-up on season 44 of Survivor.

"The Traitors" dropped the first three episodes of Season 3 on Peacock on Thursday night, giving viewers a taste of the treachery and murders to come.

Season 3 of "The Traitors" kicked off with a surprise for the cast: two legends from the reality TV world joining the game.

A distinct joy of watching one of the greatest reality TV shows ever (at the 2024 Emmys, it beat perennial winner “RuPaul’s Drag Race”) is that the U.S. version is made up entirely of stars from other reality TV shows,

The Traitors U.S. has officially kicked off its third season. During the first of the special three-episode premiere on Thursday (January 8), a group of 21 players were welcomed by returning host Alan Cumming to join his game of treachery and betrayal.

"The Traitors" returns tonight with a star-studded cast. Here's your guide to the Season 3 contestants, who will be split into Traitors and Faithfuls.

The Traitors is back for season three with an all-new set of cast members who are ready to trick and deceive in the Scottish castle. For the uninitiated, host Alan Cumming picks out a set of “Traitors” whose goal is to eliminate all of the “Faithfuls.

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.