Why 🦉 CultureCultureCulture picked: “The Traitors,” which has been remade in dozens of countries, is derivative of other reality-competition shows. What’s different is the mood: it is both quaint and greasy, and perfectly in tune with our culture of incentivized fraud. www.newyorker.com/culture/crit...

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