'The Circle': Five things series one taught us about how to be popular online

Series one's final four showed us exactly what it take to be liked online (Image Credit: The Circle/Twitter.com)
Series one's final four showed us exactly what it take to be liked online (Image Credit: The Circle/Twitter.com)

Some lied, some where honest and some kept secrets, but no matter what game they chose, the players of series one showed us what it takes to be liked.

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'The Circle' season one and things it has taught us about social media games

"The Circle" is set to return on 24th September 2019, and the hit social media-based game show is already causing a stir when it comes to this year's players. Fans of the show are already questioning if anyone will attempt Alex's game once again, how many of the players will bring a pet and how far will the lies go when it comes to gaining popularity.

1

Get some sympathy

We all remember last year’s player. Freddie Bentley who first won his fellow players over with the sort of his dead dog, Buddy who in reality did not and had never existed. But for the animal lovers and dog owners in the game just the thought of losing their best canine friend was enough to gain their trust. (Image credit: 4od/The Circle)

2

Be yourself

Unless of course you can fake being someone else. Last year double winner Alex Holborn played as Kate using photographs of his real-life girlfriend Mille. However, Alex was not the only one to use a fake persona, Welsh girl Sinead attempted to play as sixty-five-year-old Christopher using photographs of her Grandfather. Meanwhile Mairead, 57 went full catfish by using images of a random woman she found online. (Image credit: 4od/The Circle)

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