The Celebrity Traitors series 2 concludes with a feature-length final episode on BBC One on Friday, October 30 at 8pm, with the winner or winners revealed at around 9.20pm.
The tenth and final episode marks a significant departure from previous series with its extended running time of approximately one hour and 20 minutes. Viewers can also watch live or catch up later via the BBC's streaming service iPlayer.
What to Expect in the Finale
According to the show's description, contestants will face "an explosive" final mission. Presenter Claudia Winkleman will oversee the game's concluding stages, which typically include a banishment where contestants do not learn their true role and must rely on intuition and investigative abilities to expose any remaining Traitors.
The final episode will be followed by a 40-minute companion programme, The Celebrity Traitors Uncloaked, hosted by Ed Gamble, who will react to the finale alongside Claudia Winkleman and other celebrity contestants.
Who Remains in the Competition
Following comedian and podcaster James Acaster's unexpected admission of being a recruited Traitor and subsequent banishment, just two Traitors remain: Love Island host Maya Jama and YouTuber King Kenny. Should either still be standing when players choose to end the game, they will take the entire prize fund.
The surviving Faithfuls must expose them to have any chance of dividing the money among their respective charities. These Faithfuls include actor Michael Sheen, musician James Blunt, singer Leigh-Anne Pinnock, comedian Romesh Ranganathan and actor Sebastian (Bash) Croft.
The series has followed comedian Alan Carr's triumphant win last year, with viewers captivated by another series filled with duplicity, nail-biting votes and numerous murders over four weeks. The penultimate episode delivered one of the most startling shocks audiences have witnessed, with Acaster trapped during a Round Table before his departure transformed the game. Catch up on The Celebrity Traitors on BBC iPlayer.
