The Traitors spoilers follow.
The Traitors will be getting an extended finale for its third season, with the episode also airing at an earlier time.
The latest saga of the BBC reality show is due to conclude tonight, with the final five consisting of Leanne, Alexander, Jake, Frankie and Charlotte.
According to RadioTimes, the finale will air at 8.30pm instead of its usual time of 9pm, with the running time also being extended by 10 minutes for a bumper instalment that clocks in at 70 minutes.
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Additionally, spin-off series The Traitors: Uncloaked will also get an extended episode, with the companion show also getting a channel change from its usual home of BBC Two, with the episode airing on BBC One directly after the main show.
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Whilst it remains to be seen how the finale will go, there is sure to be drama after host Claudia Winkleman unveiled a huge twist, with one individual - The Seer - being granted the power to reveal the allegiance of one other player.
After a series of challenges, Frankie was the lucky player, and she opted to reveal Charlotte's true identity. As Charlotte happens to be the sole remaining Traitor, how will the other players use this information?
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This all came after Freddie was banished at the roundtable after just one day as a Traitor, with the star admitting on The Traitors: Uncloaked that he found the transition from Faithful to Traitor a difficult one.
“It was actually the worst thing, because since the start everyone thought I was a Traitor and I wanted my moment to say I was a Faithful and that 'You've been wrong the whole entire time.' It didn't go well at all. I was just panicking straight away, I was completely taken aback and I'm quite naïve.”
The Traitors airs on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. Two more series and a celebrity spin-off have already been confirmed.
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