The Traitors

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The Traitors

It’s the final day of the ultimate psychological game of trust! Will any Traitors remain undetected and take the life-changing sum of money, all for themselves?

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Series 2
It’s the penultimate day in the Traitors’ castle, and as the game nears the end, the players are all focused on who they can really trust.
With the game entering its final quarter, a secret shield leads to an explosive breakfast. The remaining Traitors are hoping they aren't caught at the Round Table.
The players race against the clock to escape from a treacherous cabin in a mission that could earn them up to £8,000. But will a Traitor’s decision change the course of the game?
After a shocking Round Table the previous evening, things get heated after breakfast as speculations rise over a possible new Traitor.
As the Traitors complete their biggest challenge yet, the castle is rocked forever by the murderous clans’ actions when another Faithful faces their death.
As the game reaches the halfway point, the Faithful wonder which of their comrades won’t be joining them for breakfast.
In the dead of the night, the Traitors plot their next move. As a new day beckons, £10,000 is at stake, with the players facing one of their toughest missions yet.
Suspicion mounts amongst the Faithful, and in the Mission, the players have quite the balancing act when they attempt to add more money to the prize pot.
The Traitors’ second murder victim is revealed at breakfast. The mission leaves the players clutching at straws to find out more about their fellow players.
The ultimate reality game of detection, backstabbing and trust suddenly becomes very real as the Faithful discover who the Traitors’ first murder victim is.
Claudia Winkleman greets 22 strangers as they arrive at a beautiful castle in the Scottish Highlands to play the ultimate reality game of detection, backstabbing and trust.
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