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:
17. Kyra from Kent
The apprentice economist, 21, said: "The main motivation behind it is that my sister is getting married soon, we come from a lower-class background and I'd love to win something to help towards her wedding - and hopefully honeymoon." | Mark Mainz/Studio Lambert/BBC/PA Wire Photo: Mark Mainz/Studio Lambert/BBC/PA Wire
18. Meg from Herefordshire
The 22-year-old illustrator says she "wouldn't throw somebody under the bus so that I could win more" money so is unsure about being a traitor. She wants to spend the money on "the most expensive pair of dungarees ever" and a Scottish motorhome trip. | Mark Mainz/Studio Lambert/BBC/PA Wire Photo: Mark Mainz/Studio Lambert/BBC/PA Wire
19. Miles from Birmingham (but lives in Worcestershire)
The veterinary nurse said he has done the "cookie cutter" life by having a husband, going to college and having a family and thinks this will be a change. Miles, 36, said when he told his mother he was doing TV, she said it was OK "as long as it's not something like Love Island". | Mark Mainz/Studio Lambert/BBC/PA Wire Photo: Mark Mainz/Studio Lambert/BBC/PA Wire
20. Mollie from Bristol
The 21-year-old disability model says looking "innocent" and young will help in the game if she becomes a traitor. Mollie, who also works as a healthcare assistant, believes she is able to be "quite good at building that relationship but also separating myself in a way which I feel like will be really good in the game". | Mark Mainz/Studio Lambert/BBC/PA Wire Photo: Mark Mainz/Studio Lambert/BBC/PA Wire