NICK MOHAMMED: What It’s Really Like on Celebrity Traitors | GREAT MOMENTS
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Hey everyone, I hope you're well and welcome back to Great Moments. Now, if you're new here, this is the place where I'm gonna bring you a standout moment from one of my favorite great comedy conversations. These are the moments that have stayed with me long after the recording, and I hope you can take something away from them. Now, if today's conversation leaves you wanting more, you can find the link to the full episode in the show notes. So sit back, settle in. And here it is. Can we talk about traitors? We can. Have you been asked to do it?
I'd love to see you on it. I
would love it. Oh no
booker, I'll
ask. I'm trying to ease my way towards it. See, I I actually wrote about it. I did I wrote about Yeah, I wrote about the the that final scene with.
I think you put a really kind Instagram
post. I think I remember seeing that. Yes. Yeah. Because it was just it was so Beautiful. Because Alan, obviously being the creator, and as an audience, you know this throughout. Of course you do, right? So it's a it's panting. It's so obvious when you watch it. And and probably not in there, right? You probably don't see it as much. I mean uh categorically not. No, no. But What was so incredible about it is that I think Nick, you you've you felt so wise throughout and you felt it felt like as an audience member, you had ever you were like, I know everyone's number. I've got this before. I thought
I'd worked it out.
You thought you went you're playing this amazing game. And when it got to that last bit, it was almost like you were looking at Alan going, We've got this.
Yeah. Oh, it it it was so that because Alan Alan was one of I should say about Alan as well, he brightened up every single day of that whole experience. And I was there for like, you know, nearly three weeks. It's a long time to spend. When you get to the end, yeah. And there is a psychological and my wife was just so phenomenal. Because we obviously we discuss anything that I am gonna take on, which is possibly gonna take me away from home. But we were both such big fans of that show. But there was a weird psychological thing of, and especially with the kids like you don't you don't know when you're gonna go, you know, whether you're a traitor or a faithful, you you know, your time could be up on day one or day two, it could be up in after three weeks or whatever.
So That was a slightly odd thing, but we were like both, okay, let's just go. It's ma like the whole thing is mad. Are you just like It has it felt like you've are you not competitive? Well, like yes and no. I want it I think once I got into my groove, I want I'm like, oh, this is actually I like this. I like this. And and I'd never done really anything as me. I mean I'd done Taskmaster, but even then I sort of put Dracula makeup on because I was still a little bit uncomfortable being me. Um Whereas this was just, you know, warts and all and you very quickly I mean you'll know from reality tell you, but you just very quickly sort of get numb to the cameras actually and you end up just being quite
why are you so afraid to why why do you f feel so 'cause having met you now, you're the most charming.
What made Nick Mohammed decide to join Celebrity Traitors?
I wouldn't say it's fear. I think it's just more about wanting to just keep something of myself to yourself separate. And because I want to act as well and I do character stuff, I want I don't want to kind of give too much away. 'Cause I think I think You know, there was I I did there was one bit of me.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–3:22
2
What made Nick Mohammed decide to join Celebrity Traitors?
3:22–8:07
3
How did Nick describe the psychological pressure of being a Traitor or Faithful?
8:07–12:09
4
What were the most memorable moments for Nick inside the castle?
12:09–18:08
Speakers
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