Hello, everyone. Welcome to Everything Iconic with me, Danny Pellegrino.

Today we're going to be talking about the Traders' season four finale and the reunion.

So if you have not watched it, please turn this off.

Again, spoiler alert, do not keep listening. If you have not watched the Traders' season finale, because I'm going to be getting into it. I'm going to be getting into it. Please turn this off. Again, spoiler alert, do not keep listening. If you have not watched

the Traders' season finale, because I'm going to be getting into it. I'm going to be talking

about what I think about it. I'm going to talk about how Mora made it to the end, but she was

digmatized. I think she was in love.

Oh, we have so much to discuss. What a season of traitors this was? I honestly, by the end of it, although I was complaining last

week that I got bored after the house, so I left the show and everything, I really did enjoy it

by the end. This season finale, it was maybe a little long, a little long in the tooth and the

challenge I was kind of bored by, but aside from that, I was like, this was a good season of TV,

and I even really loved the reunion. I thought the reunion was like a good mix of the drama that we come to know from the Bravo world. And I'm sure that some of the people who love the gaming shows don't maybe always love the housewife drama that comes to the traders. But I think it's sort of that special sauce, that mix, because I was watching the reunion. I was like, yeah, we get some messiness, some drama. The housewives were maybe doing a little too much in the reunion, which we'll talk about. But overall, I just thought it was a great season of TV. I really loved it. It was like a nice little murder mystery at the beginning of the year to get us through January and February, and now we'll move on. I'm curious to see what they'll do going forward, and I'm most fascinated, I think, with Traders' casting, because I think they do a really good job, and it must be a hard mix of trying to find the right people that you bring you dramatics, and then also you need to have some more level-headed gamers, and ultimately, the show had a handful of flops. I mean, we could talk about

how Mark was murdered at the beginning of this episode with that head, a hair of his. They stuffed

his mane into a casket, and the group leaves him in a ring of fire. I don't even know if they

lit that much fire, or if they lit one candle and Mark's hairspray did the rest of the job for him because he was

sitting in that casket and there was fire all around it. Anyway, Mark from Dancing with the Stars, you know, someone like him, I'm like, what did he offer? And then some of the flop people I thought, maybe by the end, they'll start to have more screen time, they'll come alive a little bit more, but that didn't happen with people like Mark or Stephen Colletti or some of the others.

So I, at the end, did love Johnny and

Tara. They were one of my, maybe my favorite part of the end of the show, because even at the

reunion, I was watching them. And I felt like there's such genuine love and a deep friendship bond between the two of them.

And I don't know if I was just in a happy mood or if I was just feeling kind of sappy, but I was

watching them at the reunion when they were filming from Italy or whatever effect they were.

And I just could see the love between the two of them. It's like they just seem like they have this

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