Peacock's "The Traitors" is back, and Season's 3 first murder has already stirred up some dissatisfaction from fans

Season 3 of Peacock's The Traitors is here, and with Alan Cumming's return to Ardross Castle alongside a new crop of reality all-stars, it's anyone's game. But before these players can truly begin lying,

Peacock’s game of treachery and deceit returns for a 12-episode third season beginning today, January 9. Award-winning host Alan Cumming will welcome 21 new reality stars (or otherwise notable people) to Ardross Castle in the Scottish Highlands.

After Peppermint was voted off first last season, Drag Race fans and LGBTQ+ viewers in general are thrilled that Bob will have more power in Season 3. There's also two female powerhouses are joining him in the turret in Carolyn and Danielle, with a funny tweet poking fun at queer fans through a classic Erika Jayne meme.

Peacock’s nail-biting, psychological murder mystery game is back for another season. The first three episodes of “ The Traitors ” Season 3 premiere Thursday, Jan. 9, at 9 p.m. ET on Peacock.

This post contains spoilers from the first three episodes of “The Traitors” Season 3, currently streaming on Peacock. From the first ten minutes of “The Traitors” Season 3, changes were put in place.

Warning: This article contains spoilers about the three-episode season 3 premiere of The Traitors. Apparently, 21 contestants simply were not enough. The Traitors season 3 cast expanded beyond maximum capacity during Thursday’s three-episode premiere on Peacock when two more reality TV veterans were revealed in dramatic,

"The Traitors" dropped the first three episodes of Season 3 on Peacock on Thursday night, giving viewers a taste of the treachery and murders to come.

In a twist no one saw coming, two new players entered The Traitors castle. The Challenge’s Wes Bergmann and Big Brother’s Derrick Levasseur, two reality televi