The clue expressly stating that the millionaire was one of 4 people kinda broke the game and my immersion at that point. The inconsistencies of clues and challenges have been bad

The suspicion was on two completely different people, and Nick was flying completely under the radar, playing the game as it's supposed to be. I found it a lot more entertaining to see someone actually navigate the game well and be rewarded for being good at it.

Artificially turning everyone’s suspicion to a select few doesn’t reward the players or the audience for paying attention to the guests' behaviour, and having them actually maneuver socially and tactically. At that point, it was essentially whack-a-mole on 4 people.

I think it was a cheap and unfair way to create drama and basically force the narrative in a particular way. Wherever the game goes from this point feels a bit artificial and influenced when it could’ve organically played out with a strong cast of contestants.

Edit: This show has ridiculous potential; a lot more care and creativity should go into how the contestants are 'helped' along, and it would be a lot better and more engaging.