Ahead of The Traitors returning on BBC One this week, the 22 contestants taking part have been revealed to include a self-described clairvoyant, a disability model and three Lancashire locals.
Hosted by Claudia Winkleman, the first series saw competitors split, with secret traitors tasked with "murdering" the other faithful contestants at a castle in the Scottish highlands.
After trying to earn the prize of up to £120,000 by completing a series of tasks each day, they finished the evenings with a round table where they had to find the traitors and "banish" them from the game.
The Traitors series two airs on BBC One on Wednesday, January 3 at 9pm.
Take a look below at the round-up of the contestants in series two, starting with our very own three Lancashire stars:
9. Brian from Glasgow
The 33-year-old photographer, who has played the Werewolf game which has a similar format, believes he will be "quite entertaining" but fears he "might crumble under the pressure". He thinks there is more of a chance of winning if he becomes a faithful and will "observe others and take notes when I'm alone at night like a mad man". | Mark Mainz/Studio Lambert/BBC/PA Wire Photo: Mark Mainz/Studio Lambert/BBC/PA Wire
10. Charlie from Bristol
The mental health area manager, 34, says she would not want to do a challenge based around sound as she wears hearing aids. Charlie says she is concerned that "people misjudge me a lot of the time because I'm a bit nuts and constantly jumping around and being a lunatic" and hopes to use the money to get married following a nine-year engagement to her partner. | Mark Mainz/Studio Lambert/BBC/PA Wire Photo: Mark Mainz/Studio Lambert/BBC/PA Wire
11. Charlotte from Warwickshire
The recruitment manager, who used to compete in poker tournaments, says she thinks people will not suspect her as she can play the "the ditzy one". Charlotte, 32, says she wants to use the money to take her dogs Lady and Lolly on a private jet, which means they will not sit in the hold, so she and her wife can visit America with a motorhome. | Mark Mainz/Studio Lambert/BBC/PA Wire Photo: Mark Mainz/Studio Lambert/BBC/PA Wire
12. Evie from Inverness
The veterinary nurse, 29, says she entered as she is "having a bit of an existential crisis" ahead of approaching 30. Evie said she would make a good traitor because people would not suspect someone who is blonde, with dimples, who works with animals. | Mark Mainz/Studio Lambert/BBC/PA Wire Photo: Mark Mainz/Studio Lambert/BBC/PA Wire