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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 01: Hello, Circle
Episode 02: Face-to-Face
Episode 03: There's a Catfish Among Us
Episode 04: Planting Doubt
Episode 05: Sliding into DMs
Episode 06: Anonymous Trolling
Episode 07: Picking Teams
Episode 08: The Player I'm Saving Is ...
Episode 09: Instant Block
Episode 10: Declare Your Rival
Episode 11: The Last Rating
Episode 12: Finale
The Circle - Season 1
Description
The show follows a lot of challenges among the competitors in this social experiment and competition show. There will be a lot of online players, who make an effort to flirt, befriend. It is a special challenge, where the players try to catfish their way toward $100,000.
The show follows a lot of challenges among the competitors in this social experiment and competition show. There will be a lot of online players, who make an effort to flirt, befriend. It is a special challenge, where the players try to catfish their way toward $100,000.
Actors:
Parker Abbott,
Lance Bass,
Brett Robinson,
Deleesa St Agathe,
Tammy Eason,
Chloe Veitch,
Bill Cranley,
James Andre Jefferson Jr.,
Alyssa Ljubicich,
Yu Ling Wu,
Bryant,
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Parker Abbott
Lance Bass
4 May 1979, Laurel, Mississippi, USA
Brett Robinson
Deleesa St Agathe
Tammy Eason
Chloe Veitch
Bill Cranley
James Andre Jefferson Jr.
Alyssa Ljubicich
Yu Ling Wu
Bryant
Genre:
Reality-TV
Director:
N/A
Country:
United States
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December 30, 2019
If you stick with it, it's impossible not to become invested in the contestants.
December 31, 2019
This is rudimentary stuff; the idea that the social web is a staging-ground for our ideas of ourselves is both intuitive and one that has been explored in art as early as 2010's The Social Network. But seeing it in practice is vaguely thrilling.
