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Alex Casey and Tara Ward gather at the roundtable to talk the murderously good beginnings of The Celebrity Traitors UK. Warning: Contains spoilers for episodes one and two.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Tara Ward:<\/b> You don\u2019t often see 19 famous people try to murder each other on the telly, so I was fit to burst when The Celebrity Traitors UK kicked off last week. <\/span>I have many thoughts about the first two episodes, and I intend to write them all down on a small piece of slate while sweating and cackling nervously, a la Alan Carr. Alex, please join me at the round table so I can wildly interrogate you for the next few hours: what did you think?\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Alex Casey:<\/b> Iron my fringe straight into my eyes, line them with kohl and call me Claudia Winkleman, because I obviously loved every single second of it. Initially, I wasn\u2019t super enthused about a celebrity version of The Traitors UK<\/a>. We all saw what happened with New Zealand in season one, where the matey-ness of the celebrities massively diluted the potency of the game. I tried to watch the Celebrity Traitors US and lasted about three minutes thanks to all the \u201cbig\u201d personalities making my ears and eyes fold in uponeth themselves. But when I saw the cast for this season, absolutely everything changed. Most powerful cast in history?\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n