Another Traitor Nabbed! Who Went Home on 'The Traitors' Episode 7 Tonight?
Last week, against all odds the Traitors skated by, axing both Bob Harper and Wes Bergmann on their bloody path. This week, with only 13 players left, however, the Faithfuls managed to chop a second Traitor. However, an abundance of Shields and another murderous twist has certainly shook up the game yet again.
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Here's a recap of everything that happend on Episode 7 of The Traitors Season 3:
After coming directly for Boston Rob last week, Rob took his vengeance by convincing Carolyn Wiger and Danielle Reyes to murder the Big Brother winner. Derrick was a savvy player and it became clear that Rob was happier to chop a threat, even if suspicion would fall on him, rather than try to shift blame with a more off-the-wall kills.
Finally after leading the charge on the eliminations of Tony Vlachos, Bob the Drag Queen and Bergmann, Boston Rob couldn't convince the Faithfuls to vote with him for another round. While he valiantly (and fairly convincingly) tried to throw Britney Haynes under the bus, three wildcard votes from his allies and both of his fellow Traitors turning on him ultimately led to his demise.
The vote count:
Rob (7) — Tom, Britney, Carolyn, Sam, Ivar, Danielle, Gabby
Britney (2) — Ciara, Rob
Tom (2) — Chrishell, Dolores
Gabby (1) — Dylan
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In this week's wedding-themed mission, the 12 remaining players were paired up, with half the cast earning Shields. Those who are safe from murder in Episode 8 are Sam Asghari, Lord Ivar Mountbatten, Ciara Miller, Reyes and Haynes. Boston Rob also earned a Shield, but was eliminated while Carolyn Wiger didn't earn a shield, but can't be murdered because she's a Traitor.
That leaves the potential murder victims as: Tom Sandoval, Dylan Efron, Dolores Catania, Chrishell Stause and Gabby Windey.
With 12 players eliminated, there remain 11 contestants in the hunt for the $250,000, with two as Traitors and nine as Faithfuls. The remaining players are:
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