Spoiler alert! The following interview contains information that reveals the final outcome. Mole On Netflix, including Winner and Mole’s Identity. Don’t read ahead if you don’t want to know the final result.
Three weeks and 10 episodes ago, 12 Americans are dropped off in the middle of the Australian jungle for an adventure full of adrenaline-pumping missions, jaw-dropping moments and many moments of finger-pointing vandalism. started. And at the end of it all stood three.
pilot Joy Schweitzer Calling in fellow players over dinner, repeating map issues, or her controversial decision to withdraw $25,000 from the pot for waivers kept her in the spotlight throughout the season.she finally ran out William RichardsonBecause, the lifestyle brand manager wasn’t the only alpha player who was the most vocal about adding more money to the pot. He also had his eye on a suspected mole. Poppy NebletUltimately, Will went all-in on Kesi and made a fortune of $101,500. The software developer was certainly a saboteur during the season, as the season ended with a montage of all the traps she set along the way.
Parade.com spoke with Kesi, William, and Joi about why they applied to the show, their biggest moments of the season, and how Kesi reflected on her experience as a mole.
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First, how did you end up applying to each of these shows? MoleDid you know the previous season before it came back?
Joy Schweitzer: I’ve always been a fan of reality TV. The mm family and I watch competitive reality TV shows all the time. I received a casting message on SNS. And at first I thought it was spam. I have social media accounts for inspiration. i am in fitness. I’ll tell you a little bit about my career. So I thought, “What? I don’t understand this. This is weird.” And I had it done by my husband. We did our homework and he encouraged me to go. He said. So i went for it.
William Richardson: Mine is kind of a cliche story. It was a slide in DM. I was a casting producer. And he’s like, “Hey man. I’m looking at a sheet with your name on it for this. Unique show.” And I was like, “Hit me with that. Let’s hear it.” And the moment I hear the pitch, I think, ‘Who would say no to traveling to Australia, doing missions for money and trying to find saboteurs? I was sold the moment I heard the pitch. I’m like, “Who should I talk to? Let’s make it happen.”
Poppy Neblet: I’m a software developer historically. I had just quit my job last year. And literally the day after I quit, I was sitting in the living room with my brother. I remember laughing with my brother. I said, “That’s true. I don’t have a job. I’m just going to travel the world. Why not in Australia?”
Well, being picked by a mole means being hired in a way. What was that process like and how did you prepare for the game?
Poppies: They told me I was going to be a mole about two days before I flew to Australia. The first two times he said no. I was like, “How do you do this?” But the third time, I said, “Anything is possible. Take risks. Be bold.” You’re stealing that line from Joi. (smile.) And about two weeks before we started filming, I went into an academic deep dive. I studied psychology, read spy novels by John Le Carré, and studied a bit of probability and statistics.
Will, you voiced that Poppy has been on the suspect list since the bank robbery mission. Did she stay on your radar all the way through?
William: Yes, it’s confession time. Kesi has been in the top three since day one. Be honest with everyone when you talk about splitting the vote. Even in interviews, I was very careful about who I really voted for. So often we just focus on the last hit on the quiz. Because only the person can really see it.
I had poppies at the bottom of the three from the beginning. And it was a gold mission. And the funniest part is that there’s a part where I protect her at dinner. You can.” And in my head I’m thinking, “There were three pages and you didn’t see El Dorado?! I can’t believe it.” So basically, at that moment, I split it into the top two. Still, in this game, you are never positive. And I was in the last episode and not positive. It’s a fun time, but it’s stressful, isn’t it?
Joy, you chose Will as the mole in the last quiz. But have poppies ever been on the suspect list?
Joy: Initially? No way. I was like, “She’s not poppy at all. She’s sweet. She’s innocent. She’s a little gullible.” It’s not the last quiz, but in the last quiz I went strong on Will, but I threw poppies in there, so I went further. said. But I thought Sandy went home with the poppy vote. It confused me. But I messed up my week. So I went to Will and it bit me in the butt.
Joi, I have to talk about what happens when you decide to remove $25,000 from the pot in order to be exempt. Why did you choose such a high amount?
Joy: Ok, I’m glad you brought this up. I am ready to talk about this. I think $25,000 is a lot of money. But I made it all the way through. Also, watch the 45-minute edited show. You can hear the conversation off camera. Some of my cast mates used to say, “I just want to do this to be famous.” They didn’t really care about the plot. But as soon as the cameras turn on, it’s like, “We care about money.” And I didn’t know how to take it. So I was going to 18,000. But I decided to add her $7,000 as a bonus. It came to $15,000. And no one gave him crap! (smile.)
Intention: (smile. ) that is true.
Joy: AhNor did he show me how to calmly explain why I was high. you see me grinning You see me laughing in a group But you explained it very calmly. I said, “It was a very difficult decision. rice field. And I wanted to cause a little chaos. I was throwing people out of the game.
Poppies: I was so proud. You were doing my job! (smile.)
Intention: She deserves some defense for this. For a while each one looked like a saboteur. So I get her vote. She used to say, “Everybody’s going to bid the whole pot.” No one cared about money! (smile.) Twitter, fire her up a bit. In retrospect, I kind of understood.
Interestingly, Will, I didn’t raise anyone who cares about money. Because he was one of the most active and vocal people about winning missions all the time. But we do see people like Avori strategically sabotaging parts of the mission and making themselves suspicious. We’ll do it in the final mission, but have you ever wanted to do it earlier?
Intention: I never have. That’s not how I wanted to play the game. I said from the beginning that I wanted to prove that I could play the game my way and make it all the way through. So I didn’t feel like I was doing myself justice unless I came in and was honest with myself throughout the process. I have been an athlete all my life. And it just doesn’t feel right to try to throw the game by my nature. But I’m not going to drop $5,000 in the water. I’m not trying to kick $5,000 off a pile. i’m not doing that
Poppy, what is your proudest mission this season as a mole?
Poppies: Probably the mission I was most proud of was on a mountain with ice floes. I’m sorry, Joy. There was no fear at that point, so I’m proud of that. I think we had a balance between fear and audacity throughout this game. And at that point, I overcame it all. And so I decided.
What I’m least proud of might be the chemistry lab’s mission. It’s so sad, not only did I see a Belgian Mole with a mission very similar to this, but I was also a chem lab guru in high school. The fact that we still lost really hurt. My competitive side was very good in Pranav. My ego was a little upset that he was leading the team. That was a tough swallow.
Intention: Because it could have been a win and a win! She could win and make money. And she won and lost. It is amazing. great for us. (smile.)
Speaking of Pranav, there is no doubt that he and Avori cooperated to some extent by sharing their suspicions with each other. Did either Will or Joy form an alliance with another player?
Intention: I’m going to be realistic, no. I never told anyone the truth about how I was feeling. My main goal was to get as close as possible to the people I thought I might be. Because I work with a similar type of logic that if you can understand the person, you can handle the situation better. So when you get to know the person and see something going well, you think, “That sure makes sense.”
That’s why I became familiar with Pranav and Avori. And I was thinking when you figured them out. That was my structure. But that was never my game plan as far as exchanging information. I always try to do my thing and get closer to the person.
Joy: yes and no. I certainly kept a lot of information to myself. What the show didn’t show was my alliance with Jacob. we were working together. We were best friends on the show. So the fight you saw, I told him I was going to throw him under the bus at dinner. His acting was great because he looked angry. But when he got home I thought he had a change of heart. And I thought maybe I confused him. It was a mentally exhausting match.
By the way, how difficult was the experience in Poppy, Mole overall? in both?
Poppies: that’s a great question. I would say 70% of the time I was secretly having the best time of my life. But 30% was really hard. After the bank assignment we were driving back and everyone in the car was really upset. I can’t show you that.” And because that’s who I am naturally, I want to make sure everyone is okay.
I remember being really sad when I dropped my bag on the train. Because I thought, “How do I explain this to everyone and make sense of it?” I just explained it in Gold Mission. And I think the final, most taxing part comes right after Chains his gang’s mission. Loved one of the best episodes ever. And then Will started voting for me that night. And I remember him being like, ‘Isn’t it 12 hours just to chill?
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