The Circle (2020)

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The Circle

Things are about to get spicy.

In this riveting social strategy game, The Circle (2020), digital contestants navigate a web of flirtation, friendship, and deception to clinch a ,000 prize. This stimulating competition merges social media tactics with real-time gameplay, as players juggle between authenticity and catfishing. Immerse yourself in an online world where status and strategy are key to victory.

2020

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The Circle: Season 1 - 12 Episode s

1x1 - Hello, Circle
January 1, 2020
Ready for first impressions? The experiment begins as the players craft their profiles and start connecting ... for better or worse.
1x2 - Face-to-Face
January 1, 2020
A surprise confrontation raises the stakes of the game. Later, the players get ready to party, and a special guest scopes out the competition.
1x3 - There's a Catfish Among Us
January 1, 2020
An anonymous game of “Ask Me Anything” leads to a series of accusations. Meanwhile, Miranda refines her cheeky strategy, and Shubham finds his voice.
1x4 - Planting Doubt
January 1, 2020
Another tense elimination leads to an honest conversation, a casual connection evolves into an intimate bond, and a quirky new player joins the game.
1x5 - Sliding into DMs
January 8, 2020
As a new day dawns, a fresh face joins the Circle -- and presents a series of stirring questions. Rebecca turns the heat up on the gameplay.
1x6 - Anonymous Trolling
January 8, 2020
Mercedeze faces her toughest critics and makes a candid request. Two new influencers are picked, and one player must say goodbye.
1x7 - Picking Teams
January 8, 2020
Two new players settle into the Circle, just in time for trivia night. On the heels of a competitive match, Sammie makes an emotional reveal.
1x8 - The Player I'm Saving Is ...
January 8, 2020
Tension and tenderness intersect as the influencers deal with an elimination twist, and two players connect in person. A new face joins the fun.
1x9 - Instant Block
January 15, 2020
How about another round of shake-ups? Sean shares a personal secret with the Circle, and a face-to-face meeting makes for an unusual bond.
1x10 - Declare Your Rival
January 15, 2020
The Circle dials up the drama with a cutthroat round of true confessions. The game’s first “superinfluencer” steps into power.
1x11 - The Last Rating
January 15, 2020
As the experiment winds down, Sammie and Ed bond over similar suspicions. The players prepare to choose a winner -- and orchestrate one last block.
1x12 - Finale
January 15, 2020
The truth finally comes to light when the finalists meet in the flesh, and at the players reunion, the winner is announced.

The Circle: 7 Season s

S1: Season 1
12 Episode s
S2: Season 2
13 Episode s
S3: Season 3
13 Episode s
S4: Season 4
13 Episode s
S5: Season 5
13 Episode s
S6: Season 6
13 Episode s
S7: Season 7
0 Episode

Actors in The Circle

Michelle Buteau
Self - Host
Brian Clark
Self - Contestant
Billie-Jean Blackett
Self - Contestant
Marvin Achi
Self - Contestant
Tom Houghton
Self - Contestant
Oliver Twixt
Self - Contestant
Brett Robinson
Self - Contestant
Xanthi Perdikomatis
Self - Contestant
Tasia Lesley
Self - Contestant
Raven Sutton
Self - Contestant
Paris McTizic
Self - Contestant
Chaz Lawery
Self - Contestant
Shubham Goel
Contestant, Self - Contestant
Sam Carmona
Self - Contestant

Tags for The Circle

social network hidden identity catfishing reality competition America / United States Episodic Reality Competition

Other names for The Circle

The Cercle Etats Unis (US)The Circle US (US)Le jeux du cercle (FR)

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1x1 - Hello, Circle

1x2 - Face-to-Face

1x3 - There's a Catfish Among Us

1x4 - Planting Doubt

1x5 - Sliding into DMs

1x6 - Anonymous Trolling

1x7 - Picking Teams

1x8 - The Player I'm Saving Is ...

1x9 - Instant Block

1x10 - Declare Your Rival

1x11 - The Last Rating

1x12 - Finale

S1: Season 1

S2: Season 2

S3: Season 3

S4: Season 4

S5: Season 5

S6: Season 6

S7: Season 7

Michelle Buteau

Brian Clark

Billie-Jean Blackett

Marvin Achi

Tom Houghton

Oliver Twixt

Brett Robinson

Xanthi Perdikomatis

Tasia Lesley

Raven Sutton

Paris McTizic

Chaz Lawery

Shubham Goel

Sam Carmona

The Bachelor

The Bachelor

Forged in Fire: Beat the Judges

Forged in Fire: Beat the Judges

Kid Nation

Kid Nation

The Celebrity Apprentice Australia

The Celebrity Apprentice Australia

Craftopia

Craftopia

American Gladiators

American Gladiators

Match Game

Match Game

Password

Password

Hollywood Squares

Hollywood Squares

Sale of the Century

Sale of the Century