They’ll drag you.
In a room full of reality personalities onThe Traitors, Bob portrayed the Bob we know and love.
He rallied the troops in a persuasive way that pinned Bob the Drag Queen against the wall.
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Bob’s sly wit and comedic prowess make them a loveable human.
Even when they were officially banished, the remaining players praised them for the person they were.
They were able to separate the game from reality.
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But that’s not how everyone played this game.Bob just messed with the wrong gamer.
The Roundtable was explosive because Bob let it be.
As they stated in their postmortem, they planned to remain silent.
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It didn’t have to be this way.
Hence, the problem with Boston Rob’s game.
He was onTony Vlachos’ case for not speaking to him after he bestowed the shield on him.
And here, he turned on Bob without seldom a word.
It was a short-term gain for long-term pain.
The players have an upper hand.
And then you have Bob.
Not many people would.
They’d cower at the fear of being made a fool.
Bob got played, but he did it with dignity and pride.
Bob’s fatal flaw was being Bob.
It became a liability.
Bob was too much forThe Traitors.
In this game, there is a time and place to be big.
Often, the best strategy forThe Traitorsis to lie low.
That doesn’t mean floating to the end; it means striking when the iron is hot.
One traitor has been discovered.
Some contestants are traitors some are loyal.
The Traitorsis streaming on Peacock with new episodes on Thursdays in the U.S.
