This week, Netflix’s The Circle premiered episodes 5 to 8 on September 17, 2024. The series resumed with the aftermath of episode 4, revealing that Madelyn and Rachel, who is pretending to be Debbie, were the disruptors. They received instructions to swap profiles and collaborate to avoid elimination from the competition.
The duo expressed uncertainty regarding their assignment as they were not well-acquainted. They proceeded to initiate a private chat to devise a plan. Madelyn disclosed her alliances, mentioning that Andy was her “Circle Husband.”
The show’s fans took to social media to share their reactions to the profile swap, praising both Rachel and Madelyn for effectively playing as one another. They commended the contestants’ gameplay on X. One user commented:
“It’s actually crazy how Deb & Madelyn have pulled off playing each other’s profiles. I’m shocked more people aren’t suspicious of how Madelyn & ‘Rachel’ are suddenly good friends.”
“Rachel and Madelyn are doing a pretty good job playing each other,”a fan commented.
“Rachel and Madelyn ATEEEEE THE SWAPPED PROFILES,”another tweet read.
Fans of The Circle season 7 expressed their excitement as the cast members successfully ranked in the top positions while playing each other’s profiles:
“I was screaming with Madelyn and Rachel when I saw that 1st and 2nd place. They did so well with that Disruptor swap. I love it,”a person wrote.
“That’s amazing the circle swap changed the game #Girlsquad 1 and 2 Great job Madelyn and Rachel!”a fan commented.
“I love how Madelyn just woke up and decided that her number 1 ally in the game had to go. She’s kind of becoming my fave. Also, her and Rachel absolutely BOSSED this switched profiles disadvantage,”a tweet read.
Additional comments from The Circle fans included:
“Not Madelyn playing a better Rachel than Rachel!”a person wrote.
“The way I screamed when Madelyn and Rachel came in at 1st and 2nd playing each other!! Madelyn saying they love me when it was Deb playing her! Cinema,”a fan commented.
“I’m a double catfish”: Insights from The Circle season 7 contestant Rachel aka Debbie on swapping profiles with Madelyn
In the fifth episode of The Circle season 7, titled “Circle Wedding Crashers,”Madelyn and Rachel aka Debbie were instructed to swap profiles as part of their disruptor disadvantage. They explored their “new”profiles to gain a clearer understanding of each other.
Rachel remarked that Madelyn was “hot,”while Madelyn acknowledged Rachel’s intelligence, stating she was “obviously very smart.”Madelyn expressed concern about Rachel interacting with Andy using her profile, and Rachel worried about having to catfish as Madelyn, given that she initially entered the competition as a catfish herself.
“I’m a catfish who’s catfishing. I am catfish squared right now. I am double catfish,”Rachel aka Debbie said.
The two contestants strategized and discussed their alliances. Madelyn concluded it would be best to engage with Kevin, the person with whom Rachel had “the most beef,”in an effort to resolve any tensions. She invited Kevin for a private conversation to smooth things over.
As the players took part in a game called Make out, Marry, Murder while assuming Rachel’s identity, Madelyn chose Darian to “make out with,”despite him opting to “murder”her. Rachel added commentary, stating it was a strategic move since it altered the flow of the game. She selected to “murder”Andy.
“Actually, I’m not mad at this. And blocked my girl, Gianna. Rachel is still holding a grudge. ‘Rachel,’ you’re actually smart. I think you’re better Rachel than me,”she said.
Fans of The Circle season 7 continued to engage online, praising the gameplay of both contestants following the profile swap.
All episodes of The Circle season 7 are available for streaming on Netflix.
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