Wink murder

So the game is called

Wink Murder.

Oh, I like the hand movement.

The listeners back just did the

How exciting.

Let's

play Wink Murder.

Dun-dun-dun-dun.

Traitors, I like it, yes.

Um, as an actor, one of the trust games that we play, one of the games we play as actors in warm-up scenarios is Wink Murder, and that's basically what Traitors is.

Um, if I applied, I think, I think I would probably prefer to be a traitor, but I, I'm not sure.

I think I would be too obvious as a traitor.

He's useless.

He's the biggest Traitors fan, but he just missed the gameplay.

He's so-

But also, oh, this is how thick I am, right? It wasn't until we were doing-

And they're like-

And everyone's like, "What?"

"Oh." And he went, "Well, of course I'm a traitor." And then, so I'm, as the viewer, going, "Funny gameplay."

Well-

Yeah.

And obviously she may have been referring to Wink Murder or Werewolves and Villagers, which I think, I think Studio Lambert, and indeed the ones who own the format.

It, it, it is a parlor game, isn't it? Just on a grand sort of Hollywood production style scale.

Yeah.

One person walks away from the circle.

It's kind of like Wink Murder or something.

You know when you select the person who's gonna be the murderer?

Like the Traitors.