A finale date for The Celebrity Traitors has finally been revealed and, due to a scheduling conflict, it will air one week later than originally expected.
Unlike the civilian seasons of the show, there are only nine episodes in this current series, meaning that this week’s episode, which is the fifth in the series, marks the half-way point. There are only nine episodes of this season of The Celebrity Traitors whereas the regular series of The Traitors typically comprises 12 episodes. This means the show will air across four weeks instead of three as the episodes are more spaced out.
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The BBC has now confirmed, however, that the final episode of the series will air on November 6, not the previously unconfirmed date of October 31.
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In a statement on Instagram, BBC iPlayer wrote: ‘By order of #TheTraitors, do not miss #TheCelebrityTraitors Finale from 6th Nov at 9pm 👀 #ClaudiaWinkleman #Traitor #Faithful Famous… and faithful? An all-star cast are ready to play the ultimate game of deceit and betrayal. The fingerless gloves are ON – let the mind games begin!’
We might have to wait longer to watch the finale, but the wait will be all the sweeter, given that the episode is expected to run for 70 minutes, unlike the standard 60 minute episode.
The full episode release schedule for The Celebrity Traitors
Here’s every date you need for your diary, so you don’t miss a single episode of The Celebrity Traitors:
- Episode 1 – October 8 – Aired
- Episode 2 – October 9 – Aired
- Episode 3 – October 15 – Aired
- Episode 4 – October 16 – Aired
- Episode 5 – October 22 – Aired
- Episode 6 – October 23 – Aired
- Episode 7 – October 29 – Aired
- Episode 8 – October 30
- Episode 9 (finale) – November 6
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