00:00Do you have a hot take about the traitors or about any of the contestants?
00:04You're going to have to my British
00:07my British ways doesn't actually have hot take in my urban dictionary.
00:10What is what is it?
00:13He wants dish, he wants dish.
00:15Exactly. Some dish on season two.
00:21As in some gossip on it, you mean.
00:23So whatever you have, whatever you have.
00:26I mean, listen, the it was a ride season two.
00:30There were some ups and there were some downs that the players kept us on our toes,
00:34which is, you know, as program makers is a joy.
00:38You know, I think the thing with traitors is there's a secret at the heart of it.
00:44And which is quite stressful to make when, you know, there's a secret
00:49that if it gets, you know, let out, the game is ruined.
00:53So it's quite a stressful show to make
00:55and even more stressful as the players get better at it.
00:58But that's what's fun to make.
01:00You know, we don't we don't produce our show at all.
01:03We're really hands off as producers.
01:04We've sort of we hand over the castle to the players, give them a rule book,
01:09just give them a set of rules and the game is theirs to play.
01:12So to watch that is terrifying
01:17because we're completely out of control.
01:19But that's what's so thrilling as well.
01:22And and, you know, and that's what I think hopefully makes,
01:25you know, authentic an authentic end product.
01:28I don't think that's a hot take, is it?
01:29But it's just a good take.
