The Traitors season 3 spoilers follow.
The Traitors has teased an "extraordinary" twist ahead of next week's final, which is set to air on Friday, January 24.
Tonight's episode (January 17), ended with a 'coming soon' preview clip of next week's final episodes in which host Claudia Winkleman told the players that one of them would be in with the chance of receiving an "extraordinary power".
"One of you will win an extraordinary power that could turn the entire game on its head," she told the excited and shocked group.
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Meanwhile, during breakfast it was revealed that Priest Lisa had been murdered, confirming that Traitors Minah and Charlotte hadn't unknowingly chosen a player with a secret shield and their risk paid off.
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"I saw this coming," Lisa said as she read her murder letter. "Very polite when they stab you in the back aren't they? I think to be murdered is a sign that the Traitors think you're a threat."
Later players took on a physical mission during which Jake opened up about his disability, telling Alexander that he was born with cerebral palsy.
"I was born with cerebral palsy, which affects my right arm and right leg. It has been a struggle growing up, knowing that I'm not the same as everybody else," he said.
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Elsewhere, at the roundtable things got heated as the last nine players began to turn on each other. In the end, Faithful Leon was banished leaving just five Faithfuls in the mix and two Traitors.
Finally, in a special treat for the group, Claudia said that they would be having a dinner party where they had a heart-to-heart about what they would do with the prize money and the Traitors met in the tower where they chose to potentially murder Jake, Joe or Leanne.
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