The Celebrity Traitors has revealed a tense new trailer ahead of Thursday's highly-anticipated final episode, teasing one last roundtable of the series. Set to conclude on Thursday, 6 November at 9pm, fans will be get a special 70 minute episode.
Starting with 19 celebrities when the season began, the show is now down to its final five contestants, who are playing for the chance to win up to £100,000 for their charities of choice.
Facing the final as Faithfuls are former England Rugby Player Joe Marler, historian David Olusoga and Ted Lasso star Nick Mohammed, while comedian Alan Carr and singer-songwriter Cat Burns are the last two Traitors standing.
If the new trailer is anything to go by, it looks as though the finale will be a tense and dramatic one. As is typical of any Traitors final, the clip shows our remaining celebs dressed in their finest clothes as they face their last ever roundtable.
"Players, this is it. Who can you trust? Who is on your side? For the final time then, the floor is yours," host Claudia Winkleman tells the celebrities at the table.
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In the short trailer, Alan is looking stereotypically nervous, while Joe is seen looking rather serious, seemingly intent on catching another Traitor.
During last week's tense roundtable, which was the last where any banished contestant could reveal their true identity, the celebrities chose to eliminate Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway, who revealed she was a Faithful.
Following this, Joe let Nick and David know that he had strong suspicions that Alan and Cat were the last remaining Traitors.
Detailing his plan, he said: "My plan involves getting really close to Alan and Cat so they keep me in the game, so then I can pull the rug from under their feet last minute. Sorry Traitors, I'm coming for you."
Will Joe and the final Faithful players succeed in banishing all of the Traitors, or will the Traitors manage to deceive until the bitter end?
The Celebrity Traitors continues on Thursday at 9pm on BBC1 and on iPlayer afterwards.
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