I've seen non-celebrity Traitors & it's a bit boring if you don't know the players.

You can't spot a traitor by facial expressions or behavior, so Faithfuls rely on blind luck rather than strategy. Traitors hold all cards, esp with continual recruitment. Games for $ hold no real stakes.

#5: Not new, but for whatever reason, I'm playing these on repeat right now.

Talibah Safiyah: Healing Creek
Jesse Owen Youngs: Fuck Was I
London Grammar: Who Am I
Adia Victoria: In The Pines

#4: The Uncool by Cameron Crowe.

Memoir of the life he fictionalized in 'Almost Famous.' Crowe writes about the sex, drugs & rock-n-roll life he experienced as a teenage Rolling Stone writer, with charming sweetness & self-deprecation.

#3: Happiness [PBS]

The New Zealand regional theater version of Smash that you never knew you needed. I'm unapologetically pro-musical, and I love this backstage comedy. Bonus: after binging, you can keep the magic alive, & stream the soundtrack.

#2: Celebrity Traitors UK [Peacock]

It's a dark-sided Taskmaster, with Alan Carr giggling & sweating as a traitor, Mark Bonnar learning he can't spot a liar, Joe Wilkinson guessing right & voting wrong. Plus Celia Imrie, Banshees, Nick Mohammed solving puzzles & way too many bad traitor guesses.

All seasons of Taskmaster are streaming on YouTube, w new eps going up in real time.