…Sam Watts’ official The Traitors original soundtrack, out Friday. We love a soundtrack album, and one of the first things we picked up on with The Traitors was the music.

Although the central riff was clearly inspired by the BBC Winter Olympics 2010 titles (Cry Me A River by Michael Buble):

The non-celeb one, that is, weekdaily from 4:30pm on BBC1 AND IPLAYER.

It will be interesting to see whether/how much of the bigger stakes that the celebs have been offered has made its way to the daily show. Presumably the new EXCITING graphics (i.e. there’s a screensaver of some water in the background now) has made its way across. I quite like how the new arches for the entrances and exits make it all feel like a real life version of Knightmare.

In other news this week, Physical 100 starts on Netflix tomorrow.

Watch the results!

It was gripping.

NOW! Read the results at UKGameshows.com, then read the statistics under the cut:

Really looking forward to a lot of the Unscripted stuff.

Physical 100 drops next Tuesday, Zombieverse might succeed in being an entertaining zombie gameshow where I Survived A Zombie Apocalypse and France’s District Z failed.

Likely to be most interesting to punters, The Devil’s Plan sounds like it might be rather Genius-esque, although it’s not coming for a while.

I’ve not seen an episode of this since the Stu Francis series went out almost forty years ago. This is so exciting – a Japanese elimination quiz concept that was decades ahead of its time really, whilst still feeling extremely 80s. Fingers crossed there’s more to come!