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Happy New Year and welcome
to The Traitors: Uncloaked,

the official visualised podcast
hosted by me, Ed Gamble.

We are back and so excited

to get addicted to another series

of the best show on TV.

We'll be here after every episode
to dissect all of the action

from the castle and to help us

we'll be joined by celebrity guests,

some familiar faces from
series one and two

and of course, we get the exclusive
first chat from the latest murdered

and banished players.

But before I say too much,
spoiler alert -

if you haven't watched
the first episode of series three,

then get yourself onto BBC iPlayer
and do that now.

Coming up...

...Yin will be here to discuss being
the first murdered player from the game.

We also have unseen footage
of her surprising alter ego.

Plus, to dissect all the players

and our new set of Traitors,

I'm joined by Traitors super fans
Emma Willis,

Babatunde Aleshe and winner
of The Traitors series two, Harry!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Welcome, Emma, Babatunde
and Harry, welcome to Uncloaked.

Now, there's a lot been happening
since the last series.

Diane became mother to the nation
and was offered fizzy roses

left, right and centre...
EMMA: Mm-hmm.

...jazatha Christie got
his own radio show...

It was either that or start
his own private investigators.

...and Harry, you and Paul
started your own podcast.

Hmm. So why can't you stay
in your own lane?

CHUCKLING: Yeah.
THEY LAUGH

Before we get into it, I want one
word from each of you to summarise

this first episode of the new series
of Traitors.

We'll start with you, Harry.

I would say wow,
but, like, not just the word wow.

You know, like, as in, like,
a wow. A feeling?

Yeah. You know, like a... Yeah.

It's not like... QUIETLY: "Oh, WOW."

Not like a deep one,
but like a real meaningful...

WITH EMPHASIS: "WOW."

Like, that was just, like,
I ain't got words, basically.

So the answer is wow.

Yeah.
THEY LAUGH

Could have just said that.
Could have just said that.

Baba?

Uh, anxious because I want to see
the next one, man.

Emma?

Um, EastEnders.

Hm. I love this.

Especially the sisters.

They're giving me major EastEnders
vibes because I want to know

if either of them are going to rat
each other out.

Yes. Ancl that will be so, like...
HUMS EASTENDERS DOOF-DOOFS

Now, we've got a lot to talk
about from that first episode.

Fake accents, fake jobs,
hidden identities

and losing three players
from the train

before they even
made it to the castle.

That was brutal.

It's probably the harshest opening a
series of the Traitors has had... Yeah.

But it leaves you
guessing immediately.

Yeah. But we should start
with the biggest headline

from our first episode.

We have an all-female
Traitor line-up.

Shall we remind ourselves
of the moment they discovered

one another's identities?

SUSPENSEFUL SYNTH DRONES

EERIE GASPING THEY
CHUCKLE Oh, God.

Woman power!

Oh, my goodness!

Holy... Not a clue, mate.

No. Not a clue about either of you.
Not a clue.

There we are.

It really is, it's woman power,
this series, as Linda says.

CHUCKLING: It IS woman power.

Why do you think it's an
all-female line-up?

Do you think... Why not, Ed? Why not?

No, but do you think
maybe Claudia was...

And no offence, Harry.
She had an eager to...

...eager to avoid some of the
masculine energy. No, you can say it.

When she walked in
and we'd recruited another Traitor,

I remember in my last series,
she was like,

"Oh, it's just like olden times."

And I was just like, "Oh, my gosh."
THEY LAUGH

I don't even know if she said that.

Ancl then it's funny now that
they're all women Traitors.

Yeah. It's, uh, it's not
a boys' club any more. Hmm.

Now, our Traitors
have very different tactics.

Minah, very quiet, seems to
be leaning into the role easily.

Do we think she could be the quiet
and surprising assassin?

Yes. Yeah. Hmm.

I think she's got a good game.

Yeah. Mina. Yeah, she's playing it,
pitching it perfectly, I think.

Now, Armani, I think,
may be doing too much.

She's carved herself out
as a leader of the pack. Hmm.

Did this remind you, Harry,
of Paul's tactics, perhaps?

I would say Minah's sort of taking
the same role on that I was doing,

you know, sort of letting someone
think they're doing really well

and they're the leader of
the pack, and they're,

cos now I think what she's doing,
that Armani,

she's sort of trying
to cover herself too much. Mm-hmm.

So she'll think that she's doing really
good and no-one will think it's her.

But she's planting way
too many seeds... Yeah.

...where Minah is sat back
and just watching it all unfold.

So yeah, I would say in some sort
of way, she's like a Paul.

There's the added complication of the
fact that Armani's sister, Maia,

is in there, which, you know, Minah
may be a bit worried that Armani

won't be able to separate herself
from her sister in the game.

Hmm. How do we think that's all
going to play out?

Cos they've obviously gone
in there and said, "we're sisters."

I don't get why people do
that, though.

Can I just say that for a fact?

It'd be hard not to.
I mean, they kind of know.

But I don't know why you would go
with your sister anyway. Oh, yeah.

I keep saying this to everyone.

Like in our series, we had
obviously, um, Diane and Ross,

mother and son, like, why would you
put that extra needed pressure

on yourself and not just go
there and be yourself? Hmm.

But I think Armani's move
should have been

to immediately kill her sister.

No. No. That's what I said!
Straightaway.

Mm-hmm. That's what I said.
Don't you think?

Watching. Because then all suspicion
has gone from her as a Traitor... Yeah.

Who would kill their sister
first round? Absolutely. Yeah.

That's the first thing I'd think,
I'd be like, "|t's you.

"You're the Traitor, 100%."

Plus, I think her sister's clocked.

Oh, her sister's absolutely clocked.
You think? I think so.

She knows. Yeah.

It's difficult to hide things from
your siblings. She said, didn't she?

Like... She said she's moving weird.

Yeah, she's moving weird,
she's talking weird now.

Yeah. I don't know why,
but yeah, I mean,

this is the joy of the game.
This is why it's so amazing,

cos everything
could be a double bluff. Yeah.

So I would've said, you go in there,
get rid of your sister straightaway,

then it's like, "Well, I couldn't
have been a Traitor."

But then she's already crying
at breakfast,

so then all it takes is one person
to be like,

"You've clone that
to cover yourself,"

and then they're straight
back onto us.

So it's, that's the hardest thing...

I don't know how you do it.
The pressure going in that game.

Yeah. I mean, well clone,
Harry. Well clone. THEY LAUGH

For real. For all the hideous
lies you told. THEY LAUGH

No, it's, I mean,
it's brilliant, isn't it?

It's amazing to watch. That's why
it's such a fantastic show

because it's just a brilliant
game to watch.

Um, Linda, I feel like a slightly
changed personality

since she was made into a Traitor...
Yeah. Hmm.

Cos she'd sort of got a really nice,
fun aunt vibe on the train. Yeah.

I would have loved to hang out with
Linda. She did bat it off, though.

You know when he pulled her up
on it right at the beginning,

she did kind of... I felt like
she played that all right.

But at the Round Table, that's when
she seemed to suddenly go, like,

lose her personality and almost like

she's paddling under the water
in panic. I swear to God...

Trying to glide on the top
just like, "Agh!" underneath.

That's how I would be, you know.

I'd be like, "Get off my back,
leave me alone!"

I swear. Ancl then you start crying
and go, "|'m a Traitor!"

For real.

Yeah, that's confirmed to me
what I already know, Baba,

is that you would be an
absolutely awful Traitor. 1 00...

I'm terrible at lying.

Now, we already know that
the heat is on Linda already.

Oh, poor Linda!
Poor Linda has already got

a bit of heat on her.

She dealt with it well, though,
didn't she?

I don't know. Nah...
This is what we should talk about.

Everyone's laughing!
"What are you watching, Willis?!"

I thought she kept her calm.

She was calm. Yeah.

But I would say throwing it back

in the person who has
accused you's face immediately,

it's like... Too soon.
It's too soon.

Someone's going
"I think you're a Traitor,"

going like,
"Well, I think you're a Traitor."

That's not a good defence,
I don't think.

I would agree, I would agree. That's
the part, cos like you said,

she was very calm and I thought
she was handling it very well

up until that point. Yeah.
You know what I mean?

Because now that deflecting
back onto him,

it's just like...
that doesn't even make sense.

What do you mean?
I'm the one that's accusing you.

What are you talking about?
Now I'm suspicious of you.

Now I'm even more suspicious of you!

Yeah. You know what I mean?
So, yeah.

Because I think the moment...
You're right, the moment she said,

"Oh, I don't think it was anything.

"I was just looking because
she was talking,"

is a perfectly good defence
for that.

Even though I did watch back,

the moment where Claudia said
Traitors... Like she had whiplash!

And she literally went, "Yes?"

She may as well have said
"Here, Miss." Like, it was...

It was, it was properly obvious.

By the way, what an amazing
play byjake to even spot that,

like, and call that out
straight away.

Because also fair play to him too,
because he could have been worried

he would have been murdered
that night.

But then now he's also got
the thing of

if he is murdered,
everyone knows who it is. Yeah.

So he's sort of solidified his place
now for a couple of clays at least,

cos he can't go,
cos then it's too obvious.

But then now he's got
an actual honest opinion

of why he thinks it's someone.

But if Linda could get enough votes
to be banished,

it'd be the first time that
a Traitor gets banished

at the first round table.
That would be good.

It would be huge.

What impact would that have
on the Faithful

and their mood towards the game?

Oh, well, they would just be
singing for joy, wouldn't they?

They would be on a massive high.

The Traitors would be absolutely
panicked beyond belief.

Yeah. I don't know what Armani would
do. I'd be gassed if it was me.

If she was gone straight away,
I'd be over the moon as a Traitor

that they've caught a Traitor
straight away. Yeah.

Because the whole fact that now
there's only two of us,

we can recruit...
Well, maybe, who knows,

they might be able to recruit,
but for the rest of the game,

now, everyone who had one inkling
of it being something

becausejake's gone forward and
said, "I saw her move her head,"

everyone's going to start saying,
"Because you sneezed, it's you.

"So I need to go for you now.

"Because it worked for Jake,
so it's going to work for me."

So as a Traitor, it's sort of like,
well, you're going to be sweet,

smooth sailing for
a couple of clays at least.

Do you find yourself, Harry,
watching it now and not being in it,

do you find yourself being on
the Traitors' side,

or are you rooting
for the Faithful?

Obviously we've got
another soldier in there.

We've got another military person.
Yeah, I know.

I can't wait to see how
that unfolds.

Yeah. They seem really cool.

But, yeah, look, I mean,
I'm branded for life.

I've got a Traitor's tattoo
and everything now,

so I'm going to be a Traitors'
number one fan, like, forever.

So I'll always be on the Traitors'
side, even though there is that side

of me that wants to be the only
Traitor to have gone and won it,

so I don't know, yeah.
So it's a 50/50 right now.

But of course I want the Traitors
to win in the end.

Possibly the biggest surprise
was suspicion rising on Nathan

after he suggested Linda
could be a Traitor.

So let's have a look at how
that went down.

It feels a bit strange to say,

"I've not said this to anybody,
but I'm saying it now."

Yeah, because it's not me saying
that I think she's guilty.

It's, if there was one thing that I
could think of,

that would be the only thing
that I could think of.

That's all I've got.

Genuinely, like...

So he pointed towards Linda
as being a potential Traitor

as Jake had done.

And then everyone straight round
wheeled round on Nathan.

Do we think it's because he's
wearing his outdoor coat indoors?

He looks like
he's ready to go anyway.

THEY LAUGH

That was such
a rational explanation, though.

Yeah. But it backfired on him
so badly.

Once people sniff blood,
if someone does something,

they're like,
"|'m going to leap on this.

"And then I'm hiding behind the other
person who's making the accusation."

Like Kasim said, you know,
seed of doubt.

And once you use the phrase
seed of doubt,

that gets to people, doesn't it?

We've got loads of lies
flying around.

And not just Keith saying that
he'd lied to his wife for 30 years,

that he liked her
spaghetti bolognese.

I love that as a pitch
to be a Traitor. Lovely Keith!

Leanne is an ex-soldier,

but pretending to be
a nail technician.

Do we think this is good game play?

Is this your fault, Harry?
This is what I want to know.

Do people in the Traitors'
castle not trust

members of the armed forces anymore?

Yeah. I was thinking that when she
said, "No-one would trust me

"if I told them I was a soldier."

I was like, oh, gosh,
I hope that's not because of me.

It's 100% because of you.

Yeah, but, no,
I think it's a great idea.

Obviously, I didn't do that.

I wish I had said I was
a nail technician, but I probably

would have messed up
somewhere along the line.

But, no, I think what she's doing
is very clever.

Like, I sort of had
that same sort of game plan.

Mine was sort of act, act like
you're the youngest,

sort of dumbest sort of vibes, like,
don't really know what's going on.

Which was my whole play
in the turret.

I knew exactly what was going on
all the time, so I was ahead.

Ancl that seems what she's doing.
So I hope it goes well for her.

Ancl obviously she was a soldier too,

so I'm going to be supporting her
the whole way.

We should discuss Charlotte quickly.

Her thinking behind it,
I think, is that Welsh

is a more trustworthy accent.

You know, she's got a little secret
from everyone else.

But what I would say is,
in the history of Traitors,

there's been two Welsh people
in there before,

and they have both been Traitors.
Yeah!

It's not worked. So, like,
as a result of Andrew and Amanda,

I don't trust Welsh people
anywhere now,

let alone in the Traitors Castle.
I really don't get this.

I've got to put it out there, like,
the people...

Pretending to be a Welsh accent,
what's the point?

Cos as soon as you're under pressure
and you wake up tired,

you're not going to wake up as soon
as someone wakes you up from a nap

and be like, "Oh-ah!" Like Welsh.

Or however you say...
How would a Welsh person wake up?

Harry, that was amazing, this whole time...
"How would a Welsh person wake up"?!

You know what I mean...
This has blown my mind.

This whole time you've been
pretending not to be Welsh?

No, but I'm trying to say, like,

you're not going to wake up
and be Welsh.

You're going to wake up and you're
going to be like a Londoner

where you're from. You're going to
speak like where you're from.

So I just don't get why people
keep putting

this added pressure
on top of themselves.

Because as soon as you're under
a high pressure situation

and you're hiding stuff
and you're lying,

as soon as someone finds that out,
it's like, well, bang, you could...

If you lie about that, you can
lie about being a Traitor

and then you're a target
straight away.

So I don't know why people do it.

And of course, we have lovely Lisa,
our Anglican priest,

who's keeping her identity
on the down low.

As a viewer, I'm sat there thinking,
I bet I'd be able to tell

she was a priest, even if
she wasn't wearing the dog collar.

Why?!

She's got big priest energy.

That's a fact.

Don't you think? Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah, yeah.

Cos as soon as she took her
dog collar off...

She still looked like a priest.
..she still looked like a priest.

And then, now she's wearing...
she's wearing a crucifix,

she's like, "I've got to put
something around my neck."

And didn't she say "As God
is my witness" at the Round Table?

She did. Yeah. Yeah.

Now, there are some other
great players in the game.

We're very excited to see
their journeys.

We've got the barber, Tyler,
who's an old soul.

Oh, yeah.
He loves musicals and bird watching.

And also, he needs to stay
for a bit, at least until

all of the people whose portraits
are at the top are murdered.

Because he's the one
who has to get them down.

We've got Keith, obviously,
professional window cleaner.

As opposed to an amateur
window cleaner.

It's good to get that ironed out.

And jack.
Now, we need to remember jack,

the mullet-wearing market trader
who got off the train early.

Yeah. What's happening there, Ed?

What's happening? Well... Come on.

It was a huge twist.
That's why we're here.

A huge twist for the first episode.

So let's remind ourselves
of that moment.

CLAUDIA: Listen very carefully
to what I'm about to say.

My God, I'm shaking.

Right now, there are 25 passengers
on this train,

but there are only 22 spaces
in the game.

So for three of you,
your journey is now over.

Oh! That's quite good, isn't it?

It's very good. It's brutal, though.

Yes. It really is.

How would you have felt
if that had happened to...

I was not getting off that train.

There's no way, man.
There's no way.

I would have just sat there and...
Look, we've not even got 10K,

so I would happily just let
the 10K...

Ancl if we all turn up at the castle,
what's Claudia going to do?

She's going to have to think
of something else.

Like, we're all,
if we all stay here...

Yeah, 25 of us, we're going to have
to start the game at some point.

So, yeah, I would not have got off
the train.

It's one of those things, though,
isn't it,

where I would be thinking,
is it a double bluff?

Yeah, I'm totally with you.

I would get off because I would
think that it is a double bluff.

But as far as we know at the moment,
they just got off the train

and the train left, and we're never
going to see these people again.

Fozia, jack and Alexander
have got off the train...

Nah, we're definitely going to
see something.

You reckon?
Yeah, 100%.

Oh, I think jack is too fantastic
to go. They've not disappeared.

I think they're all proper
characters, aren't they?

It'd be a real shame
if we don't get to see them.

It would be brutal, though.
THEY LAUGH

If we don't see them.
Four people gone on clay one.

Like that, "Bye, Baba! Bye!"

I feel like this one's going to hold
so many twists and stuff,

we just don't know it yet.
Cos that's the first,

the final's already changed,

four people have gone on clay one,

so what else is going to happen?
It's crazy.

So I think we've just about covered
everything from the launch episode

except for our first
murdered player.

We have a fantastic exclusive clip
of the moment Yin discovered

who the Traitors are
and met the first banished player.

But I'm afraid you're going
to have to wait until

the next episode
of Uncloaked for that.

For now, let's remember why
the Traitors decided to murder Yin.

I think we're going to have to
kill off Yin.

She's just got too much brains.

Yeah, yeah. And I just see it being
a big pain in the arse.

Yeah, we can't afford to
let that risk grow.

OK, I'm with you.

Our first murder, girls.
THEY GASP AND LAUGH

And she's here with us now.
Welcome, Yin!

CHEERING

I never thought I'd be referred to
as a pain in the arse.

I just... That phrase did not
cross my mind.

How did it feel watching it back and
hearing that

they chose to murder you
because you are smart?

It must be bittersweet.

Yeah, it's...it is.
Very devastating still.

But I think the funny thing is,

I honestly don't think
I came across as that smart,

having now seen the episode.

I think, if anything,
I looked confused.

Like, a lot of shots of me
were just like...

I was just like very perplexed,
right?

Ancl that was deliberate.

I will say that I'm not
a good analyst of my own,

I guess, articulation
and howl hold myself.

I can't really assess that
very well.

Ancl so I must have missed out
on signals I was sending through

even how I put sentences together,

the words I was using, for example,
must have given away

that intellectual side of it.

Well, it wasn't even just the words
you were using.

Oh...! Keith said at breakfast,
"She was clearly smart.

"She was reading the books
in the library."

Yeah, I...
THEY LAUGH

Right. I... Yeah, I know...

That was your fatal error, was
picking up a book in the library.

Clearly. But that trap
was set for all the players.

I think even Harry
had to read a book at some point

in the library.

A Shakespeare one, right?
Shakespeare? I had to find it.

Trust me, I've never read
a book in my life. OK.

Except from Biff, Chip and Kipper.

My biggest tip -
do not read books in the library.

Honestly, avoid the library.

Now, also, you said you can tell
a lot by the way someone dresses.

Do you want to... Absolutely.

...give a quick analysis
of what I'm wearing today?

You are casual, but you also want to
project a certain, like, uniqueness.

It's... You've got a combination
of like that jacket

with the dark trousers
and the boots.

So you're absolutely stylish,
but the casual vibe is very obvious.

So the goal is to make us
feel comfortable,

as if we're in a sitting room
having a nice little chat

about a murder mystery drama.

She's got me. I...
Something like that.

Do me, do me. Because it's about
communication, you see.

Right? This is a show
about communication.

Ancl through the portraits themselves
that are in that room,

breakfast room, and how you dress
for clay one especially,

you communicate more through
those two things, I believe,

than through what you say or do
in that first clay, right,

where there's so much chaos
and noise and so many...

25 people this year, that's a lot
of signal from different people.

But I think how you've chosen
to package yourself, the colours

and what you're wearing in terms
of, is it a dress, a suit,

is it slouchy, is it sharp-edged?

It gives a lot away.

Ancl sometimes it's what you want
to be perceived as,

like Leanne with the Barbie look.

In other cases, I think Dan had
a really interesting one where,

like you, Ed, he had like a jacket,
but also very fancy dress shoes.

So casual ancl like super formal
in the same look.

Like, huh. It was interesting.

Do you think you would have
been able to tell

if you'd been at a breakfast
and everyone coming in,

do you think you could have
picked out a Traitor

by what they'd chosen to wear
that morning?

Uh, nothing's 100%,
but I would have been

able to increase my suspicions,
I think.

I think... Or decrease.
The opposite is as useful, right,

to be able to rule people out a bit

is as useful as increasing
suspicion. I think so.

Talking of the Traitors,

how did you react to finding out
who they were?

Because that must have been
a big moment for you. It was.

I was absolutely shocked.

Which actually proves that I think
murdering me wasn't the best move

because I had no idea.

So I viewed the entire thing as,

I'm going to have this
spectrum of trust,

like your Scoreboard Of Suspicion

from the previous time
you did Uncloaked. Yes.

We're no longer using
the Scoreboard Of Suspicion,

but thank you for watching
the first series.

OK. Excellent to hear.

Uh, in spite of that, Yin is
a very stubborn individual.

So I basically had this idea
in my head that I would calibrate

visually on my wall
relative levels of trust

I had in every other player.

I had Post-its, basically,
and they were colour coded.

So I think I had one colour
that was like, um, if it was yellow,

I had some inteL

I had interacted with the person
enough to be able to put them

somewhere on that spectrum.

Ancl if it was green,
I didn't have enough intel,

so they were kind of
in the neutral zone, right?

So I would, I would shift
the positions of those Post-its,

which had people's names on them,
to reflect the latest state.

Ancl that was...
It was, time was the key thing.

I'm gutted you went so early
because this is...

Cos you talked about
having a narrative... Yes! Oh, yes.

...that you wanted to play out
and you've got all these Post-its.

I mean, I would have loved
to have seen how that worked out.

Oh, thanks, Ed.

That's a lot of thought
going into everything.

I was about to...
My brain doesn't shut down, sadly.

Harry, did you think that much?
I'm so happy I was a Traitor

so I could just go to sleep.

I knew what was going on, and I knew
who was a Traitor and who wasn't.

So I could just sit there
and go to sleep.

I didn't have to do
all the Post-it notes and that.

I'm so sad for you that you came up
with all this brilliant stuff...

I know! ..and then got to the end
of the first day and went,

"Oh, no. They've done me.

"I bought 8,000 Post-it notes.
What am I going to do with these?"

I also bought 51 kg of luggage.

THEY LAUGH

Yeah, they booked me
an extra suitcase.

Ancl can you imagine me,
two massive suitcases,

two carry-on shoulder bags,
trying to get to the airport?

It was hilarious.

That's incredible. The poor taxi man
had to, you know, help out.

Oh, it was amazing though.
But the reason I did this was

because, again, going back to
the first sartorial point,

I wanted to be able to weaponise

and communicate through the clothing
that I was wearing and accessories,

my whole scarf collection,
ten pairs of shoes, etc.

That was all deliberate, because
you can communicate so much more

through that than through
the actions and words I would say,

or at least as much, right? That's
why I had the arsenal prepared.

It was to have full flexibility
of communication. The arsenal!

Well, let's just take a moment
to think,

to think about the outfits we lost.

Yin, would you have liked
to have been a Traitor?

Absolutely. I think I referred to it
as, um, a Trait-fuL

As in, I want to be a Trait-ful

if given the possibility.

Which basically means a Traitor
who has convinced herself so fully

that she's a Faithful,
that she's an excellent Traitor.

Because you have to believe the
story that you're telling yourself.

I wanted that narrative control.
That was it.

But we heard on the grapevine
that you had a bit of an alter ego

in the castle, and we've got
the receipts to prove it.

Oh. You're all in for a treat here.
This is absolutely fantastic.

Let's have a little look.

# Are you Faithful
or are you Traitor?

# The signs are subtle

# I'm so unsure... #

# It's raining lies

# Hallelujah! It's raining lies

# Every specimen... #

Long, short, strong and weak.

# Rough and tough
and full of Traitor speak! #

EMMA: Well done.

Fantastic.

So many questions, Yin.

Are these... Are these songs
that you'd pre-planned

before you went in,
or were you just riffing?

Both, both. They...
So they come to me.

I think communication is these clays
quite boring and not as playful

and whimsical and joyous
as it can be.

Ancl so one way I try to increase
what I communicate,

the information and emotion that
comes out is through singing, right?

Ancl also obviously the clothing
point, discussed previously.

Ancl so the whole point of this was
my game play was actually

to bring some of these musical
treats into the castle itself.

But they came to me
throughout my time in Scotland.

They just... The words just came
because they were the only way

to capture how I was feeling
in the moment about the experience.

Well, we've got a little task
for you if you're up for this.

Do you think you can write lyrics
to the Traitors theme tune?

Oh, the...
HUMS THEME TUNE

That one. We'll give you a bit of
time if you're up for it.

And then you can perform it for us
on the BBC Sounds

bonus episode of Traitors Uncloaked.

How do you feel?
I'd love to. Yeah? Yeah.

Result. I can't wait for that.

OK.

Now, Yin, you witnessed
the first twist of the series.

The train turning around en route
to the castle

and three players having to get off.

What was it like in the carriage
when Claudia announced that twist

over the tannoy?
Uh, paranoia, I think.

Everybody went into fight or flight,
aka amygdala or Systems 1 mode.

I had predicted that everybody
would be self-preserving

and that we'd have to work out some
horrible way of kicking

or literally defenestrating someone,
like, out of the window.

That's what I thought.
That's what I thought, yeah.

At least one carriage
would have done like

a straw-drawing system or like
a ballot. Yes, or, just,

everyone gives a three-second speech
and whoever's speech is the worst,

like something horrid
like that, right?

I was not expecting that
every carriage

would have a carefully placed,
self-sacrificing,

like, Virgin Mary type figure.

Like, I honestly had no...
did not anticipate that.

That was the shock to me.

But it was everybody going into that
panic mode, the fight or flight,

I have to preserve myself.

I've only just got on the train
after so much, so much time spent

preparing for this experience,

and then to just have to leave
the train, just like that.

Yeah. I mean,
how would you have felt, Harry?

I said I weren't leaving.
There's no way. Yeah, yeah.

I'd be holding on to the doors
like that.

They'd be trying to drag me off.
Exactly.

Now, of course, the big question is,

did you have any idea that Charlotte
was faking her Welsh accent?

No, I believed it.

Hook, line, sinker.

Yeah. Again, like,
am I really that smart?

Like, I honestly, I just...
I believed it.

Ancl you know why I believed it?
I'll tell you why.

She was wearing the most, like,
comfortable, cutesy outfits.

Again, it was the clothing.

Well, the first clay she was wearing,
like, these overalls

and, like,
a pink jumper with flowers.

Crochet flowers on it, I believe.

Ancl then she had the sheep,
the second clay in the blue, so...

You're like, "She must be Welsh,
she's got a sheep on her jumper."

Yeah. I just, I thought like
given her outfit choice as well,

it just fit that whole,
that whole, um, theme.

But also I think Elen
was convinced. Yeah.

So I would outsource
my answer to Elen.

Was it difficult to, urn, like
be yourself,

like straight after people
were picked to be Traitors?

Like, how easy was it for you to
just kind of, like, get on and...

Act normal. Yeah, act normal, yeah.
Act normal?

I think the entire game, for me,
that whole experience, I felt

more authentic than I am
outside this context

in real life, which is crazy.

Like to friends and family and
colleagues, I have to put on,

project and perform
a certain version of Yin.

But, the version of Yin, I guess
the Yin-verness version of Yin,

if I can use that pun
on my own name,

was what you saw there.

Even that singing,
it's more expressive

of how I actually am on the inside.

So to answer your question,
there was, there was no...

I wasn't putting anything on.

I was just behaving as I was.

There's a world somewhere
where you had an absolutely

incredible game of Traitors
and romped right to the end

because you're fantastic, Yin, we're
going to miss you very much.

A massive round of applause for Yin.
What an incredible player.

Oh, thanks, Ed. Thank you.
Thank you. Very kind.

Well, sadly,
we've run out of time here.

But don't worry, the chat
will continue on BBC Sounds.

We're going to put Yin's doctorate
to good use

and get even more intel
on the players.

And don't forget she'll be
performing her version

of the Traitors theme tune.

Plus, we'll be making
our predictions on

whether the Traitors
or the Faithful

are going to win
this series.

It's all in the bonus
episode of Uncloaked

in your BBC Sounds app
right now.

And if you think you can make it
further than the train journey

to the castle,
then maybe you've got what it takes

to make it on the next series
of The Traitors.

Yes, series four is happening.

Head to bbc.co.uk/takepart to apply.

We'll be back again after
episode two

to unpack all the latest goings-on
in the castle.

But if you can't wait another day,

both the second episodes
of The Traitors and Uncloaked

are available to watch now
on BBC iPlayer.

A massive thanks to Emma, Babatunde,
Harry and Yin for joining me

and thanks to you for watching too.

I'm Ed Gamble. Stay faithful.