‘The Traitors: New Blood’ Season 1 Cast: Meet the 22 Civilian Contestants

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NBC has revealed the cast for The Traitors: New Blood.

The show, a spinoff of Peacock’s hit competition reality series The Traitors, follows an all-civilian cast instead of celebrities and socialites. Host Alan Cumming will open the doors to the Scottish Highlands castle for 22 everyday Americans who were hand-selected from a nationwide search. He will choose who will play as Traitors and Faithfuls.

The Traitors: New Blood will premiere with a two-hour episode Sept. 17 at 8 p.m. ET on NBC and will be available to stream the following day on Peacock. Additional episodes will air on Thursdays.

The Traitors is produced by Studio Lambert. Cumming also serves as an executive producer in addition to Mike Cotton, Sam Rees-Jones, Rosie Franks, Jack Burgess, Stephen Lambert, Tim Harcourt and Doran Azouelos.

Meet the full cast — with bios provided by NBC — for the show’s first season below.

Hometown: Wesley Chapel, FloridaOccupation: MLB AnalystSelf-Declared Superlative: Most Infectious Smile

Hometown: Ligonier, PennsylvaniaOccupation: DesignerSelf-Declared Superlative: Most Likely to Laugh in Serious Moments

Hometown: New York CityOccupation: Business ExecutiveSelf-Declared Superlative: Biggest Flirt

Hometown: BostonOccupation: PilotSelf-Declared Superlative: Most Likely to Cry When Laughing

Hometown: Leawood, KansasOccupation: WriterSelf-Declared Superlative: Most Likely to Make You a Character in My Next Book

Hometown: Staten Island, New YorkOccupation: IronworkerSelf-Declared Superlative: Tallest in the Castle

Hometown: IndianapolisOccupation: TherapistSelf-Declared Superlative: Most Likely to Say What Everyone’s Thinking

Hometown: Midland, MichiganOccupation: Content CreatorSelf-Declared Superlative: Most Likely to Get Lost in the Castle

Hometown: New York CityOccupation: LawyerSelf-Declared Superlative: Most Likely to Stand on Business

Hometown: Phillipsburg, New JerseyOccupation: Personal TrainerSelf-Declared Superlative: Most Likely to Forget They Are on a TV Show

Hometown: San DiegoOccupation: Construction ManagerSelf-Declared Superlative: Most Likely to Make Too Many Jokes

Hometown: Gatlinburg, TennesseeOccupation: RealtorSelf-Declared Superlative: Most Likely to Sell You Something

Hometown: Hattiesburg, MississippiOccupation: RealtorSelf-Declared Superlative: Most Likely to Have Treats for Lala Hidden in Her Coat Pocket

Hometown: HoustonOccupation: LawyerSelf-Declared Superlative: Most Likely to Break Out in Song or Dance

Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Occupation: Marketing ManagerSelf-Declared Superlative: Tiniest But Mightiest

Hometown: Wantagh, New YorkOccupation: Funeral DirectorSelf-Declared Superlative: Most Likely to be the Loudest Person in the Room

Hometown: Oklahoma CityOccupation: PhysicianSelf-Declared Superlative: Most Likely to Organize a Flashmob

Hometown: Charleston, South CarolinaOccupation: TeacherSelf-Declared Superlative: Most Likely to Make a Dramatic Entrance

Hometown: Granbury, Texas Occupation: Barrel RacerSelf-Declared Superlative: The Social Butterfly

Hometown: Los AngelesOccupation: Dog GroomerSelf-Declared Superlative: Most Likely to Overpack

Hometown: Saint Paul, MinnesotaOccupation: AstrophysicistSelf-Declared Superlative: Most Likely to Actually Read One of the Books in the Castle Library

Hometown: Mangham, LouisianaOccupation: NurseSelf-Declared Superlative: Most Mikely to be Smiling 24/7

Original report

The Hollywood Reporter

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