Our first season of Million Dollar Secret is behind us, and while it was compared to a Netflix version of “The Traitors” after it’s premiere, the show delivered enough intrigue and good times to be considered an enjoyable piece of reality television. I would happily watch a second season.

Still, now that Cara, probably the most attractive In and Out Employee I’ve seen, is now a millionaire, we have to unpack some matters before moving on with our lives.

Here are five take aways from the season one finale of Million Dollar Secret:

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The Final Four players were the best players: Sam played the best pure all around reality game. Corey never let himself appear like a threat. Sydnee had a wonderful challenge record. And Cara was such a gifted liar, at times it felt like she believed herself. Great cast all around.

Sydnee had two traitor teammates during challenges: If Lydia doesn’t tank her slingshot efforts, and Cara doesn’t intentionally lose lasers, then things may have been much different.

Cara’s personal story mixed with her heel turn was a strong cup of coffee: She has sick family and comes from a tough background. She was such a sweetheart that I tabbed her as a dark horse contender a couple of posts back (story HERE).

The final challenge needed work: The season wasn’t perfect. The Trophy Room mechanic is broken, and we went from glaciers and attack dogs to threading needles. We can even things out a bit.

Peter Serafinowicz did a fine hosting job: Great work by Peter. He was present. He was meaningful. And he was fun without being overbearing. Just excellent work.

What did you think of the first season of Million Dollar Secret? Let me know in the comments.

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