Triforce! It's all about ego | Triforce #336
Oct 29, 2025
This discussion dives into the captivating world of UK reality TV, exploring how shows like Celebrity Traitors work and the unique personalities they attract. Lewis shares his frustrations with learning game design through problematic tutorials. The hosts brainstorm cozy game concepts while poking fun at historical myths about Vikings. There's also a humorous take on a bizarre fish evolution study and a reflection on comedians performing in Saudi Arabia amidst moral dilemmas. Expect laughs and insights galore!
AI Snips
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
Morning Walks Reveal Local Secrets
- Sips describes peaceful morning walks now that his kids are at school and exploring local hills and countryside.
- He finds small local discoveries refresh his routine and reveal unnoticed parts of his island.
Reality TV Burns Through Celebrity Talent
- Pyrion notes reality TV increasingly hires recognisable, bankable names early then scrapes the barrel later for fame.
- Casting choices change as shows mature and budgets or reputations shift.
Game Shows Mirror Mafia Dynamics
- The Traitors TV format mirrors mafia-style games and emphasizes vibes over information.
- That lack of structured roles makes gameplay rely on social instincts and emotional manipulation.