Wilfred L. (Will)

And then we had the strike, the writer's strike, the old writer's strike.

There's been so many now.

There's been so many.

I know.

Anyway, I, you know, so I was always pretty negative, you know, about it for that reason.

But then also just the culture, the culture of reality TV, I never really liked it.

Oh, see, that's the kind of era that I was like— And it's magically, wonderfully awful.

Yeah, see—

But I guess I like, you know, Survivor was the only time I really embraced.

It was like while my wife was pregnant, for whatever reason, she was like, let's watch Survivor.

And I started getting into it then.

So that was 11 years ago, 11 and a half years ago.

And I got really into it and I could see, you know, I could see it as like a sort of

a physical challenge that was cool.

And it never felt, I don't know, that show always felt wholesome in a way that other reality shows didn't.

Anyway, long way to say, during this episode of Traitors, I found myself wanting Michael Rapaport to be awful because it was entertaining.

Right?

And it worked.

That was the part of my brain that I don't like indulging.

Yeah.