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- [Claudia] Previously on "The Traitors,"

22 players arrived at this Scottish castle

to play the ultimate murder mystery game,

in the hope of winning up to £120,000.

But, concealed amongst them are the traitors,

whose job is to secretly murder the others,

without getting caught.

And if they make it to the end,

they will take all the money.

As the prize pot increased-

(contestants cheering)

You are protected from tonight's murder.

Another faithful was banished from the game.

- Johnny. - Johnny.

- I am a faithful.

(dramatic music) - He still loves you.

Don't get upset.

- [Claudia] Leaving even the traitors rocked.

- That round table was hard.

I hope he would've done the same to me.

- [Claudia] Suspicions were shared.

- I'm making a list of bad. Paul is that guy.

If I'm not here tomorrow, remember this conversation.

- Jaz was like,

"If I get murdered, you've gotta at Paul."

- [Claudia] And the traitors planned their next murder.

- It's between Diane. - Charlotte.

- [Harry] And Tracey.

- This is "The Traitors."

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

- This murder's perfect.

- It's a good move.

Everyone's gonna be like, what is happening?

- Let's do it. Okay. - I love this game.

(Miles laughing)

* This is our time *

- [Claudia] Last night,

the traitors committed their fourth murder.

So which of the faithful won't be pulling up a chair

at this morning's breakfast?

- Oh we're first. - Okay then.

- No way.

- Haven't been first in a while.

- [Ross] No, I know.

- [Jasmine] How did everyone sleep?

- It was a grim sleep.

- Oh really, with the shield.

- No, genuinely after yesterday. That was stress.

I just feel guilty man.

We just keep getting rid of faithfuls.

I definitely feel like I've got a target on my back

for being vocal about who I think is a traitor.

- At the round table,

I think that Ross controls the narrative quite a bit.

It's difficult 'cause I really like him.

I do really like him.

But at the same time I got a question mark over Ross.

I think he could be a traitor. Something's gotta change.

The faithfuls are getting swayed, and it can't happen.

- Oh, come in. - Come in.

- Hello. - Hooray.

- Morning. - So good to see your faces.

- Oh my gosh.

Morning, mate.

- Last night was stress. - Intense.

- Last night wasn't very nice at all.

- Emotional.

- I think we're at the stage now

where like, relationships are real.

- You can't not here though.

Like everyone's just, you get so close to people.

it's impossible. - You get sucked in,

massively. (contestant knocking)

(contestants cheering)

- You're looking very smart.

- Oh, you know they've got an iron, yeah? This is fashion.

You wouldn.t know about it.

- Guys, how are you feeling?

- It's death row every night, innit?

- Yeah. - I didn't expect it

to sting as much as it did.

You know what I mean? - Yeah.

(contestants cheering)

- I was dead cert I was getting killed.

- Who else haven't we got then?

Harry, Anthony, Tracey.

Diane.

I hope it's not Diane, 'cause actually I'm

really getting to know her.

- Yeah, she's great. She's like a motherly figure.

- At first I thought she was really stern,

and a bit horrible.

The more you get to know her,

the more I'm like, oh right, she's quite funny.

Obviously I want Mom to come through that door.

Seeing that familiar face in quite an intense scenario,

is lovely to have.

It kind of feels like home.

(dramatic music)

- Who would you kill out of those four?

Who's the biggest threat to you as the traitors?

- Diane would be. That's a huge loss.

- She's like my auntie in here.

- Well, fear is my mom.

(Zack and Jaz laughing)

(dramatic music) (contestant knocking)

(contestants gasping) (contestants cheering)

- Does that mean Tracey? - Is that the last person?

- Is that everyone? - That's everyone but Tracey.

- Tracey's gone. - Surely not.

- It's Tracey, yeah. - No.

- [Diane] Oh, that's not good.

(ominous music)

- [Harry] Everyone's happy with the final decision.

- Tracey can't come back to any of us.

Anyone else can kind of

raise suspicions slightly, can't they?

- Okay. You ready? - Happy.

- Tracey, let's do it.

(sombre music)

- Dear Tracey, by the order of the traitors,

you have been murdered.

Signed, the traitors.

Ah.

Because my gift of seeing people's auras

and being quite psychic,

I was gonna be such an asset to the faithfuls,

which is probably why they murdered me.

I don't know who the traitors are,

but they're playing a very good game.

(contestants gasping) - It makes no sense.

Who did she upset?

You Okay? - Yeah,

but I'm not okay about that.

Struggling with why Tracey's been murdered,

and I keep being saved.

- What do you think Diane?

- That's just annoying.

There is a little tiny part of me wonders

if something's saving me,

and I don't quite know what that is.

'Cause I think Ross would make an amazing traitor.

Is he there saving me? I don't know.

- I think they've tried to pin Tracey's death on you.

- On me? - Yeah.

- Because they tried the traitors have tried the death

of someone who's been gunning for you.

- Tracey. When did Tracey nominate me?

- Tracey's been very vocal in thinking it was you.

- That in itself reeks to me.

I've actually survived a very long night.

Then I realised, oh, that was just a stay of execution,

so that I could be pushed off the board with this narrative

that Tracey's murder has to do with me.

Very convenient. Well played indeed.

- Thank you.

- Do you want some jam? - Is there jam?

(lively music)

- Morning everyone. - Good morning.

- Congratulations to all those who survived the night.

I tell you who didn't survive,

Tracey.

Tracey was murdered. And I'm gonna tell you something else.

I loved Tracey.

- So did I. - We did.

- So I'm gonna keep this.

I'm gonna give you a tally.

We're halfway through.

You have lost seven faithful, and you've caught one traitor.

- It's not a good look. - Seven one.

I'd say that's a bit embarrassing.

Stop worrying about who's got the jam,

about how you take your coffee, and start paying attention.

Normally I say it's mission time, I'll meet you outside.

But today's mission is actually tonight.

And I really hope you're not scared of the dark.

- Petrified. - Petrified.

- I hate the dark so much.

(peacock calling) (tense music)

- We need to find one today. I'm motivated.

I'm gonna change it up. - Yeah.

- Yes, Jassy.

- How amazing that we're still here.

- What do you think Anthony? - What do I think?

- I think it was either so that we had nothing to go on

and there was no clues and we're still scrambling around.

Or it's a plot to make it look like it was you.

Because Tracey had wrote your name on the board.

- Let me ask you guys a question.

How many times did Tracey vote for me?

- Once. - One time.

- Zack basically said it like,

getting rid of Tracey points to Anthony.

- That's a smart move from the very player I believe.

- Right, you think it's Zack. - 100%.

- Lots of people do think it's Zack.

- No, I'm telling you a hundred percent.

- I'm sat there like mate, you lot are so silly.

But I'm one of the people stirring the pot,

and it feels so good 'cause I'm not

getting in trouble for it,

while everyone else is sleeping,

you're out here murdering people. Do you know what I mean?

- Miles, what are you thinking man?

'cause I've not really spoke to you.

- On my radar at the moment.

I thought Andrew had her quite an influence.

And then my other one is Anthony.

- He was like, you'd never heard Tracey

put his name in her mouth.

- He's on everyone's radar,

It just kind of feels- - He deflects.

and makes you rethink as well,

which is not helpful for a united front.

- I genuinely think we're overthinking

what these traders are doing,

and I think it's actually way more black and white,

and we're trying to think three steps ahead,

and it's only one step ahead or maybe two.

(dynamic music)

- I gotta get fresh air. - I've lost all confidence

in kind of what I think. - I'm the same.

- [Andrew] This game is designed to break you.

Nothing has ever broken me in my life.

Nothing physically, mentally, this is challenging, big time.

- Ash said we're not looking in the right direction,

and obviously we're not,

because yesterday wouldn't have happened if we were.

So I am going for Andrew now.

Andrew has escaped all public attention.

- [Jasmine] Andrew, take a seat.

I'm gonna go make a cup of tea.

- [Miles] I need to top up my water bottle.

- [Jasmine] So wanted to avoid

that awkward situation. - Yeah I know.

- Why do you think Tracey's gone?

- I dunno. - No idea?

- It's gonna be somebody that's not in the spotlight.

Johnny mentioned some names yesterday,

like why did he say Ross?

Why he said Ross in the start, what did Johnny see in Ross?

I wish I could've told Johnny, so what have you seen in him?

- If he had any evidence, he would've said.

It is worrying me when people mention Ross's name.

And that's just mostly being his mom really,

rather than anything else.

But of course nobody I don't think knows.

But there is 1% of me that's not a hundred percent certain

that he isn't a traitor.

(sombre music)

- [Claudia] As darkness falls,

the players prepare for their first ever nighttime mission,

in the hope of adding to their current prize pot of £42,300.

- Nighttime mission. How exciting is that?

We've not done a nighttime mission before.

A lot of people are scared of the dark,

so I'm not sure how this one's gonna go.

- [Miles] How are we feeling about being in the dark?

- I hate the dark. - Me too.

- I really hate the dark.

(ominous music)

- What is that?

- Oh my gosh. - Oh my God. What is that?

- Oh, that looks so haunted.

(eerie music)

- Oh no, no. - It's a graveyard.

I literally can't do this, I'm gonna be sick.

I'm gonna be sick.

- [Jasmine] I rebuke it. Whatever it is, I rebuke it.

- What the hell? - Oh God.

- This is not good. (contestants squealing)

- Arrived at the mission in the dead of night,

and I'm telling you it is pitch black.

And we're all just looking and wondering what is going on.

* Just leave me here to burn *

- Welcome to the mission.

I asked you earlier if you were scared of the dark.

This is the traitor's cemetery.

(eerie music)

- It was so creepy. We were in a graveyard.

There was smoke and fog,

and I was a bit scared because I'm a bit scared of the dark.

- In this mission, you could win up to £10,000

for the prize pot.

All you have to do,

is find the gold that is hidden within the graves,

crypts and tombs.

You will need tools to smash into these,

and find the gold that is hidden.

But the tools are scattered about,

only the gold you bring to me,

and put in this wheelbarrow, will be banked.

Is that clear?

- [Contestants] Yes.

- A word of warning.

Some of the deceased were richer than others.

In fact, in some of these burial plots,

you will find nothing.

One last thing.

In one of the graves there is a shield.

(Charlie gasping) Whoever finds it,

and manages to bank it,

will be protected from tonight's murder.

All sounds quite straightforward, yeah?

- Yeah. - There's a twist,

where's the twist? - There's always a twist.

- You know me.

There's one more thing.

(lights clicking on)

Security search lights.

- Oh God. - Holy moly.

- [Claudia] Please do not be caught in the beam.

If you are, you'll be expelled from the game,

and the gold you are carrying will be void.

- And I'm thinking I can do this.

This is a bit more on my level.

There's not a lot of running going on here.

And then she says that there's two spotlights.

Oh Claudia, that was a bit naughty.

- Okay, are you ready to rob some graves?

- [Contestants] Yeah.

- [Claudia] Please put your glasses and your gloves on.

You will have 15 minutes, good luck.

3, 2, 1,

Go.

(dramatic music) (contestants clamouring)

- So obviously the game involved gravestones,

some we had to dig for money,

then some we had to smash with a mallet.

But at the same time,

you obviously had like these two search lamps,

and if they hit you and you'd be out.

(dramatic music) (siren wailing)

(contestants groaning) - Charlie, you've been caught.

You must leave the cemetery.

- Oh God. If it wasn't enough humiliation

that I was out within three seconds,

to have a spotlight on you as well.

It's like, oh look at me guys. Yeah, representing Bristol.

- [Claudia] Go!

(dramatic music) (siren wailing)

- Oh, Andrew, you've been caught.

- It took us way too long to get into it.

People were just scatter gun running out,

not seeing if the lights were in any sort of pattern.

So we lost a lot of people very early.

(siren wailing) - Oh Molly, I'm sorry.

(dramatic music) (siren wailing)

- [Claudia] Jaz. - It was a very tough mission,

we've got no money in the pot,

and the only way we can succeed is to work as a team.

- Do not get caught. - Thanks Zack.

- Yeah, cheers Zack. - Wait for the light.

- [Charlotte] This bloody light following me.

- Oh my God. - You got a bit of time.

- Dig guys, dig dig dig. (contestants clamouring)

- Right guys, I'm gonna climb on here.

I kind of jumped on like a wall,

and was just like kind of shouting to everybody

where the lights were and where they're situated,

and where they were kind of going towards.

Right, Diane, be careful please.

Just got a big gob basically.

- Move, move!

- [Contestant] Yeah. Okay, go, go, go, go, go, go, go.

- I've got it, I've got it. - Where's this one going?

- [Contestant 2] Well done Anthony.

- God! Yes Anthony! - Yeah.

- £250 pounds banked.

- We got into a rhythm. Understood the game.

And everyone started doing a better job.

- [Charlotte] Got one.

- [Contestant] Got any lights anywhere?

- Well done Diane.

Another £500 banked, go on Charlotte.

Good girl. Another £500, Banked.

- The lights coming. Charlotte watch!

(siren wailing) - Oh.

I got one bag of 500 in and then I was caught,

behind the smallest little headstone.

- [Contestant] Keep going, keep going, keep going.

Ready, one. (wood crashing on wood)

- You're in! - Whoa.

- Hey you okay? - Lights are coming,

lights are coming.

- It's coming, it's coming. - Lights are coming.

- Watch out Paul. - Move move move move move.

- Don't get caught.

- [Miles] Okay, there's one coming towards you guys,

one coming towards you.

Back this way. This way, this way.

(siren wailing) - Oh no, Ross.

- You've only banked just over a thousand pounds.

- That's terrible. - There's only eight

of you left.

- Okay, get in, get in, get in, get in, get in.

I'm watching. I'm watching. I'm watching.

I go into these missions with a plan, always.

As a traitor, I'm gonna go in to win

all of the money I can win,

at the same time proving I'm faithful,

with the idea that it's all gonna be mine at the end.

It's a good motivation.

- Yes! Well done, £2,000 just got banked.

- You guys keep watching on the right hand side.

- Miles standing on the wall didn't help anyone.

Everyone's in different directions.

So if you're trying to shout where a spotlight is,

it's different for where everyone is.

I just think he really couldn't be arsed

to get his hands dirty.

- Right, eyes up. - I dunno how he's helping,

but we can see where it comes,

so we all run out the way,

and then we all go back. - Okay yeah.

- No listen guys,

because you're too busy doing what you're doing.

You need to make sure you're listening out.

- No, we've got a plan, we're good.

- Okay.

- It's a million miles away.

- Miles. The way he's behaving at the moment,

there's a respect that you've gotta have for the game.

There's a respect that you've gotta have at being a traitor.

And how comfortable do you have to be

that you're not gonna be murdered,

to just sit back and just,

and tell the entire group, you know,

I'm pretty much not gonna get involved in this game.

Traitor or not, like that's not being a team player.

(dramatic music) - Come on.

- Is there anything in here?

It was honestly the most technically hard

mission we've ever done.

It was really difficult actually.

But I found myself a shield,

so I picked that one up and put it in the wheelbarrow.

- [Claudia] Yes! Well done.

- [Contestant] Wait, wait, wait, wait.

Out the way, out the way, out the way, out the way.

(siren wailing) - Oh Paul,

Come and join your fellow players.

- Back, back. - Ram it. Ram more.

- Alright, work to the light. - Well done well done.

- It's coming round. - Get back to the gate.

- Reset, reset. - Well done.

- Miles, get involved mate. - Miles, why don't you

get in and we tell you about lights?

- [Contestant] Go on mate, you can do it.

- Let's go let's go let's go. - We need the body.

- Yeah. - Half your time has gone.

- Go go go. - Miles, on the way.

(siren wailing) - Jasmine,

eight of you have been caught by the lights.

Six of you remain. You still have time though.

- Diane, well done. - Guys, watch the lights.

- Run run run. - Go on Diane.

- Diane is a superstar.

Good girl, Diane.

That was a thousand pounds banked.

- Yes Diane, move, move! - Go round the other way!

(Claudia screaming) - Run run run!

- Phew, that was close.

- Diane.

You see that woman moving through the night.

She was like a bank robber with her bags of gold.

- [Contestant] Diane to the gate, to the gate.

(contestants clamouring)

- Mom absolutely smashed that mission.

When you're out and you're standing at the side,

all you can see is people's silhouettes.

And the only reason I knew it as mom is

'cause she has that little gazelle run where her hair kind

of flicks up and down like this.

- [Contestant 2] Diane, you're our Pink Panther.

- [Claudia] You've still got five minutes.

The light's coming.

- Look out now! - The light's coming.

- Watch out Diane, Diane. (siren wailing)

- What's always very funny is

the look of absolute shock maybe.

And they, 'cause now I am most definitely the oldest,

and I think they're all like, whoa.

Because they obviously think people

of my age can't do anything like that.

- Okay, Zack, watch out. - Okay, go, go, go.

- [Jasmine] Okay, you're good.

Go for that tomb in the middle.

Guys, watch out. - Careful!

(siren wailing) - Oh, Evie.

- Stay there. (dramatic music)

- [Claudia] Miles.

(siren wailing) - Nice, Harry

- [Claudia] Harry.

- Oh Harry. - Really?

- There is two of you left in the game.

Anthony and Zack.

- [Andrew] Go on guys, come on Ant, come on Zack.

- [Claudia] Time's running out.

(contestants clamouring)

- People are looking at me through lens of suspicion.

So it's very important that when my name

is thrown into the mix,

that ultimately they can say when it comes to missions,

he brings something to the table.

The hell is this gold man. Can't find nothing.

- Just under a minute left. Dig!

- Keep going. Back, back. - I'll tell you where.

Okay. You can go back, you can go back.

I'll tell you where.

- [Claudia] Time's running out.

- Come on. Come on. - Dig dig dig.

- Ten, nine.

Yes Zack bring it, bring it. You've got seconds.

- Go on Zack! - Go go go go go.

- [Claudia] Five, four, three, two, one.

(air horn blaring) Very, very well done.

- [Contestant] Well done guys.

- Players, congratulations.

It was a really hard mission, wasn't it?

- Yeah. - Really hard.

Out of a possible £10,000, you managed to bank £7,250.

(contestants cheering)

Well done.

Special mentions have to go to Anthony and Zack.

You were the last two standing.

And also Diane. - Diane.

Diane, you are a rockstar. - Yes you are. Absolutely.

- For your information, a shield was found,

congratulations to Jasmine.

(contestants applauding) - Go on, Jaz.

- Jasmine please come over here.

That is yours. (contestants applauding)

You are protected from murder.

Nobody is protected from banishment.

So I'll see you back at the castle at the round table.

Off you go. Well done, well done.

(dramatic music)

- Well done Jasmine. - Yeah, you you grafted.

You got a lot of money in so yeah you should.

You deserve the shield.

- But Miles was stood on the wall yelling stuff.

- Bit of a write off.

- Like Miles, get off the wall and get involved.

- Yeah, but I don't think he wanted to.

It's like, mate, I'm here to win the money for our team,

and then get the traitors out mate.

- He's not making an effort, not trying is he.

(dramatic music)

- [Contestant] Don't know about you,

but I'm pretty bloody knackered.

- [Contestant 2] That was a hard challenge.

- I need to see Diane. - Lickety split.

- Yeah, me too. - Well done mate.

Yeah, you both put in an absolute

shift to be fair. - Did so well.

- Is there anybody out?

Is there anybody who's saying things to you?

Because nobody's really saying to me about

dropping names in the hat,

saying random names to people,

trying to shit-stir the pot.

- But I don't think I ever spew names out unwarranted.

I think I've been usually quite open

with who I think it might be based on the logical process.

You think? - Well yeah.

I do still think it's you Anthony. I've been open.

- That's no problem because coincidentally

I think it's you mate.

- Yeah, I saw this coming. - I think it's you 100%.

- The long and short of it is,

if I'm gonna come down with a name,

then I wanna come down with a name.

And as far as I'm concerned that's you.

- I feel the walls closing in again.

And if other people have you in their mouths,

kind of makes you a target for the traitors.

- I'm gonna go make a coffee. - I'll come get some water.

- I am just sort of at the stage right now, it's like,

he's either a traitor of he's a shit faithful.

I wanna find out now.

- I feel like that's coming to you,

I've got an egg on my face when I see it.

But I think you're a hundred percent faithful. And you.

- Well you'll find out.

- It seems that they've sort of just like,

pushed me into the faithful category,

which obviously I'm happy about.

I'm wearing that Harry Potter cloak,

you know, the invisible one.

Outside is all good, I'm just there for people,

but underneath you have to come to this game

and be able to play every part.

- What I think is, I think it ends up being

a battle between me and Zack somehow.

It's like I always feel like every night

I'm walking into a lion's den.

- We just need to make like a,

basically like a hit squad down.

The removal men. - That's what I'm saying.

- Where the people that we're not looking at is like

for me right now, it's like I just want Zack out either way.

We either get a traitor or it's just a bad faithful.

So at the end of the day, it's not losing.

It's making the strongest team.

It's making the strongest team.

- [Andrew] 100%.

- Sorry. Jaz, Jasmine? - Huh?

- I'm stressing man.

It's stressing me out.

- The thing is, Zack is one of my favourite people in here,

but I think people are suspicious of Zack because he's just,

has such abstract theories.

- So who are you thinking then?

Well I'm just gonna stick with my guns and go for Ant,

because I've gotta get him out of here.

He's just so problematic.

- Do you think you are gonna get like

brought up again though tonight?

- Oh yeah. I think I'm gonna get it from Harry,

and if I don't get it from Andrew, I'll be really surprised.

- Well if you don't get it from Andrew, it's suspicious.

- Yeah. If I don't get it from Andrew then it's

very clearly a traitor move, I think anyway.

- [Andrew] All right guys, you okay?

(dramatic music)

- The players may have just avoided the spotlight,

but at the round table there is nowhere to hide.

Three traitors remain. So who will be banished tonight?

(dramatic music)

- At the halfway mark,

it's very important to find the traitor,

ultimately, 'cause that's what we're here for.

- I think I've been running my mouth way too much.

I can just feel like the eyes are on me,

and I'm an easy target.

- The round table,

people are starting to hold onto the information

they're gonna present,

and that makes it next level nerve wracking.

- Welcome back to the round table,

and what an evening it's already been.

The prize fund currently stands,

at £49,550.

You work so well as a team. So can you do the same here?

Have you worked out who's lying?

Who would like to start?

- I've gotta get this out 'cause I just feel awful about it.

But the only thing that I can go back to,

is the day that Johnny went,

and like I feel awful about this Ross,

you mentioned Johnny to me,

and then you just said a just a sentence, right?

This is all it is. Just a sentence,

you went, "Please don't tell Johnny."

Now for me it was like you planted the seed,

and then told me not to say anything.

So I do. I'm sorry that I've got to say it,

but that's my only truth.

- I was a hundred percent convinced in

Johnny and that I'm gutted.

Not only is he faithful, but he would've

been and was a good one.

But I'd convinced myself, absolutely convinced myself,

that he was a hundred percent a traitor.

So yeah, that's all that was.

- I mean I've already approached the person I think it is.

So just for everyone else around the round table,

I've gone to Zack,

'cause I've gone from the process of like elimination,

where I've put everyone up as who I think's faithful,

and I find it really hard.

'Cause with Zack I go one minute he's a traitor,

and the next minute he's a faithful.

I would switch and look at someone else,

and then you'll come in and you'll do something.

And I think, well that's such a traitorous thing to do.

So I'm finding it really hard.

- Yeah. To be fair Zack,

I feel exactly the same mate.

You're confusing me.

You know I've told you before like you're just,

throwing stuff out there.

- It's all in logic though. It's all grounded in,

- I don't know if it is.

- But I mean who here hasn't had a thought one day,

and then immediately had a different thought the next?

- You are confusing.

- I think yes, I can be confusing,

but I do genuinely try and understand logic.

Explain it to people as to why I think someone is a traitor.

- Can I just add, 'cause obviously you've been

on my board quite a few times.

I know that you've had loads of ideas,

you have loads of thoughts and you say lots of things.

It comes across like you are

trying to throw a bit of distractions.

Kind of stir.

- They've been the same number of names though.

- Not really.

- They have been, I've stood by the last three round tables.

- And Jasmine?

- Well yeah, no I had the conversation

with her about this as well.

- But that's another name isn't it?

- Can I just say he actually he did put forward my name,

but I actually believe Zack is a faithful.

- Me too at the minute. - And I did say

that he's trying to process

on why somebody would do something,

and that's my understanding when I'm talking to Zack,

and this is from somebody he voted against.

I'm going to go back to and suggest this to the group.

One of the first people I considered might be a traitor.

And that's you Andrew. - Okay.

- Well you've put forward Zack's name.

- When? - You've put forward

Ash's name. - I've got to second

with Diane.

For us generally we, are discussing, we sit down,

and you talk it out and you hear the outcomes.

That's not really happening necessarily with yourself.

And so therefore it just looks like you're doing names.

And if we apply a same,

if we go with that logic of what we did with Ash,

it's exactly the same as what she was doing.

- But I'm gone under hand giving names to people

and things like, genuinely I don't think you are a traitor.

I think you're a bad faithful to be honest.

You're just like bumbling and talking and things.

That's why I never ever voted for you.

I've said your name to people

'cause everybody's talking about you.

- I dunno why you wouldn't come to me

and discuss those concerns with me.

'Cause I would afford you the same luxury.

And and your name's been nowhere near my thought process

until I heard that my name was in your mouth.

- If I thought it was you, I'd put your name on a card.

I'm not shy, I'm not a shy person.

If I genuinely thought it was you,

I'd put your name in a card,

but I got no idea who the traitors are.

- I don't think any of us are.

- I don't wanna accuse people.

- Could I just interject,

every time sort of I'm around you,

I feel as though there's sort of a lack of contribution

in terms of putting sort of names forward.

- So you're saying I lack,

I don't contribute when in a group.

- It's lack of contribution to discussions.

So there's- - Yeah so the name's dropped,

but there's no chaff. - Exactly.

- I wanna chuck names out there,

I don't wanna be some shitstirrer,

and drop people and chuck people under buses

when I haven't got no evidence.

- We need to be constructive,

in order to have some form of direction.

And you know, I just wanted to sort of say,

that I'm not quite settled with yourself Paul.

You know, if I was a traitor I think, you know,

you've been considered the most popular amongst the group.

And if I was a traitor I'd be like,

that's such an obvious choice.

And you're still here.

- I think I'm in your head and I don't know why.

We had apology.

I said to you after the Ash situation,

we drew a line underneath it,

but then I also heard that the next morning,

saying the opposite about me.

So like a little lie maybe in the morning.

- I personally don't think that happened.

- Sadly, Tracey's not here to me up.

- But like I'm trying to say,

I'm not 100% settled that you are a traitor.

I've just got those concerns at this point in time.

- I just wanna say for the record,

that I just don't think Paul is a traitor, but like, yeah.

I want to bring up someone else,

and who I want to bring up is you Anthony.

I think that you have a very clever way

of diverting questions.

I also met you on the platform on the first day,

and you are just so completely different, mate.

Like you are so bubbly.

You are really really like, wanting to get to know everyone

and then yeah,

at these round tables you don't really contribute.

And I just think it's a bit suspicious.

- You finished?

- Sorry?

- Don't be rude. - I just asked you.

- No, no, no, no. I'm just asking her if she's finished.

- I know but there's a nice way.

- No hold on. That's not meant in any rude way.

So if you've taken a rude way, it's not in a rude way.

I just wanna make sure that you're finished.

- I'm finished. - Okay?

'Cause I don't want to interject you,

'cause that's what happens a lot.

And then a lot of diversion happens.

So this notion that basically when I was on the platform,

I was one way and now I've changed and all of that.

You can see that, you know, if you've been around me,

especially those people who have spent time,

who've actually spent time with me,

one thing they'll see is that

who I am has shone through consistently.

A lot of diversion is going on. Okay?

And it's very interesting to me

that there's a lot of talk about people

not bringing things to the round table.

But there's a lot of people that haven't even

spoke at this round table yet.

You wanna call me out and say to me,

that I'm not bringing something to the table.

I'm bringing something to the table.

'Cause I'm telling you, I believe Zack's a traitor.

I'm telling you that straight.

If you decide to put my name down there,

you're gonna be eight one down.

Simple as that. Think about that.

Let that one sink in. You are going to be eight one down.

- I don't know, I find you so confusing Anthony,

and I do also second what Jasmine said,

when I met you on the platform,

you weren't a completely different person.

And I know first day vibes, everybody's buzzing.

But I just feel like your behavior's changed a bit. I do.

- You might not like my personality,

but is this a game about personality and who we like?

- No-one said that, we're just saying

you've changed. - Or is it about facts?

One thing about me, when you see the game,

when you see it's game time,

my same personality exudes itself,

which is basically I go for it.

So at the end of the day, look,

I have shown that I'm down for the team.

I'm a faithful.

And as I said, if you really want to try and vote me off,

you'll be eight one down.

- See, I support Anthony just because I feel like he's very,

a hard person to understand.

But when people say he's like changed and stuff,

I think he opens up to the people he trusts.

I generally don't believe it.

And if we lose Anthony and he stands up there

and says he's a faithful,

that's again a massive loss.

- Players.

The time for talk is over.

Please write down the name of the person

you believe is a traitor on your slate, now.

(tense music)

Are the names all locked in? - Yes.

- Anthony, we're gonna start with you.

Please tell me who you believe is a traitor and why.

- I believe Zack's a traitor.

I've said it from the get go.

There's things I just cannot shake.

Your actions do not match your words.

I believe that you are a traitor.

- Evie, who have you voted for and why?

- Tonight, I've voted for you Anthony.

I think it's gonna be difficult to vote

for anybody at this stage,

but you are the person I'm most suspicious of.

- Charlotte, who do you believe is a traitor and why?

- I came in here on a 50/50 between Andrew and Anthony

if I'm honest, however,

I have more conviction for you Ant.

I think you were the first person I voted

on the first day.

So to be clear, I have voted you Ant.

- Paul who have you voted for and why?

- I'm voting for Jaz.

I think you are saying one story to me,

and then other stories about me to people close to me,

and I just think that looks dodgy.

So I'm voting for you.

- Ross, if I'm wrong, I sincerely apologise.

But I'm voting for you.

- Jaz. Who do you believe is a traitor and why?

- The person I voted for is Andrew.

Mainly just down to the lack of contribution

during group discussions.

- So a vote tally so far we have two for Anthony,

one for Zack, one for Jaz, one for Ross,

and one for Andrew.

Diane, who do you believe is a traitor and why?

- As I said earlier, I'm voting for you Andrew.

I think you're playing a blinding game.

- Harry.

- So I'm voting for you Zack.

I mean I came here with the truths to myself

that I just can't seem to shake.

So I'm just sticking with my guns.

And I voted for you.

- Zack, who have you voted for?

- I voted for Ant obviously again,

I think even if you're not a traitor,

you are an incredibly detrimental faithful.

- Molly?

- I voted for you Ant.

I feel like there has been a lot of deflection,

and I just can't really get past it.

- So vote-wise, four for Anthony, two for Zack,

two for Andrew, one for Jaz and one for Ross.

Miles?

- I'm voting for Ant.

- Eight one down. (tense music)

- Andrew, who do you believe is a traitor?

- Sorry son.

This is up and down for days and days.

I think it was your personality just like Harry said.

This is you.

- Jasmine, who do you believe is a traitor and why?

- I voted for Anthony.

I just don't think your actions

match the words that you say.

The eye roll is very mature.

- And for the final vote, Ross.

- Tonight I wanted to observe rather than talk.

And I've gone with some people

that I think are truly faithful,

and sometimes there's no smoke without fire.

So Anthony, I've gone with you mate.

- No surprise my friend.

* Trust is a cruel friend *

- Let that sink in.

- Anthony, you have received the most votes.

Please come up here and join me.

* As a friend can be *

- Anthony before you leave the castle forever,

please reveal,

are you a traitor or are you a faithful?

- Well,

this is indeed a wonderful game to play.

Those of you that remain,

I really hope that you take this opportunity

to really look around you,

try and see through the fog.

In this game, I am and have always been,

a hundred percent faithful.

(dramatic music)

That's eight one down. Let that sink in.

- You have banished another faithful,

and it is eight one.

I tell you this, the traitors, they're laughing.

Sweet dreams.

- I just wanna say I don't feel part of the team right now.

I'm the only one just sat here,

and then just lost someone else again.

- Sorry.

- I just act like every other faithful,

and I get into the role.

Like I'm literally like, oh my gosh.

But they're getting out the strong people.

Like Anthony was a strong faithful.

He was a good faithful.

And I'm just sat there like,

none of you have a scooby what's going on behind the scenes

do you know what I mean?

We've literally got them in the palm of our hands,

and I'm there for it.

- It's easy to be sad about him being faithful.

Obviously I'm pissed off.

That's another one of the traitors have got.

He offered absolutely nothing.

- That's where I come from.

That's where you confused me.

So you saying he's a bad faithful to me.

I would look at you as a bad faithful,

if he wasn't a traitor.

'Cause you confused me so much.

- I'm wanna get a traitor.

I'm so fed up of banishing people that are faithfuls,

it's angering people now,

and you'll start to see frustration and anger.

- [Diane] Somebody's been playing a very clever game.

- Joke, man. - Basically.

(ominous music)

- When he revealed himself as a faithful,

I did feel dead guilty.

But what the frick is going on?

He was bloody great at missions.

He's not someone we wanted to lose in that sense.

But we need to change our approach.

This is not good enough to be halfway through the game

with only one traitor gone.

It's quite a disappointment.

(Charlotte gasping)

- Mate, do you want to go have a conversation?

What about these two at the end here?

So Jaz brought up my name.

We just need to keep an eye on Jaz.

He's the only clever one that can find a traitor

by the sounds of it.

- I'm not sure when this happened.

- Are you saying you didn't say that to Harry?

- No I did.

- So this is what I mean, right.

- Are you a faithful, are you a traitor?

- I'm a faithful, a hundred percent.

And I think we've gone past the point

of battles, and saying that shit to each other.

- Right. I hear you.

- Like, I want us to be tight,

and I want you to think that I'm a faithful,

and I wanna think you are a faithful,

but if I'm always looking at you,

and you've always got me in your brain.

- It's not working. - Then we're fucked.

Are we good? - Come on, let's do it.

Let's do it

- Mate, please say my name tomorrow night.

- I get such a dodgy vibe from Paul.

If I've said to Harry, don't tell anyone that I've told you.

Why would Harry do that?

And why would Paul tell me that Harry's done that?

And why would Paul not share

that information at the round table?

It just sounded so suspicious.

- It's honestly this nonsense going on.

You two need to get this sorted, it's ridiculous.

- Do you still feel like Jaz is a traitor?

- No - No.

- [Ross] And do you think Paul's a traitor?

- No.

- Well then don't be voting for each other again, okay?

That's it now done, sorted.

- No one wants to step up to Paul.

It's incredible how much power he has,

but I've still got my eyes on him.

For me, I think he's a traitor.

Never take, you know, kindness for weakness,

because I've been through so much in my life,

after having quite a rocky upbringing.

I know what it's like to be lied to.

So I don't trust anyone in this place. I never have.

- [Jasmine] So Jaz, what would you do?

- What I would do with the money?

I would rebuild my family.

- Rebuild your family?

- Yeah. I've been through something quite recently

that changed everything.

Like literally going upside down.

I feel like maybe this is the right time,

to just tell you like my personal story.

- Tell us, love. - If I'm not here tomorrow

at least I've told you, do you know what I mean?

Growing up my dad was my absolute idol.

Everyone respects him.

He's considered quite influential, powerful.

That's the man I want to be.

And then we found out that he had a whole

second family that we didn't know anything about.

And he had like, you know, he was a granddad,

you know he was, it was just hit us hard.

- And was he still having a relationship with the?

- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

So that level of betrayal is like difficult

to experience at a young age.

And then so then you start to think,

can you trust people? Like that's my dad.

What I suffered, and I hope nobody else in the world

actually goes through that, because that is painful.

When your dad is your idol, you don't want to be told

that he's not what he was supposed to be.

My father was that central piece of the jigsaw.

So when you sort of take that central piece out,

it's almost like a Jenga block

that just comes crashing down.

And slowly but surely I'm in the process

of now is rebuilding up my family,

because that was absolutely devastating.

- We've got so many people in this group,

that have had something significant happen to them.

We all relate in some way or another.

Don't get me wrong, we're all going crazy

and losing our minds and not getting much sleep

because we're so nervous about being murdered.

But at the same time, every minute you are here,

it's the best feeling ever.

- We know each other so well.

But I think that was the final piece in getting to know you.

And I think it takes great courage

to say what you did today. - That's major courage.

- I know what it's like to be betrayed.

I've had firsthand experience with my father,

so it's a difficult pill to swallow.

But when it comes to a traitor,

I know exactly what traitor is all about.

- With Anthony banished,

the faithful are now discussing their next move.

What none of the players know,

is I'm about to give the traitors a secret mission,

and this, nobody is expecting.

(eerie music)

- [Harry] What is that?

- [Paul] What on earth is going on?

Okie dokie.

- Traitors. Tonight there will be

no secret meeting in the turret.

- Instead you must murder in plain sight.

Oh my diddly days.

- Before the night is through,

you must decide with your fellow traitors,

which faithful to murder,

and give them the poison chalice.

- In the library you'll find a set of three

Shakespeare tragedies, "Hamlet," "Othello," and "Macbeth."

- [Paul] Inside these books,

the poison chalice can be found.

- [Miles] Whichever faithful's lips

touch the poison chalice first, will be murdered.

- This is a stitch up innit.

How am I gonna do that without being found?

- Oh my god. (dramatic music)

- This is chaos.

(clock ticking) (ominous music)

- I think we need to have a conversation for sure.

How easy that's gonna be, I don't know.

Three of us together would look suspicious I feel,

but not impossible.

It's too stuffy in here. - Yeah, I might go get a beer.

Anyone want a drinky poos? - There's no wine left.

- Is there not?

- No. But it's good for me that there isn't to be fair.

(Miles sighing)

* Welcome to the bad side *

* Welcome to the bad side *

* Get a taste and you start to crave *

* Oh, oh, oh *

* Give it up go on misbehave *

* You love to hate you love to hate *

- It needs to be somebody who's on their own.

Well you've got them on their own.

- Yeah, yeah.

Getting down to the fire pit was one thing,

but then people not seeing us.

- Mate. What hows it going?

- [Paul] Should we just sit and pretend like we're chilling?

- [Harry] Pretend yeah, we're friends.

- Yeah, yeah.

- But then they might be like, oh wait,

Miles was behind the bar and gave out chalices.

So surely one of them was poison?

Then links it to you.

- But that might happen to me anyway.

Because I've already poured out people's drinks today.

- Have you? - Yeah.

- Listen what I'm saying.

You've gotta think about the people who

will take the chalice and drink it.

There was pressure building every minute that was passing.

We didn't even know who was we was gonna go for.

- You could tell there's so few of us,

'cause I just walked around the castle.

We were trying to find people,

I went to like four rooms and no-one was there.

- Where's Paul and Harry? - Yeah?

- Dunno.

- [Harry] I think we go for someone

who everyone's adamant's faithful.

That's the way we need to go.

Everyone's happy with the final decision?

Walk up. Walk up, no-one's in the library now.

- I'll go and chat. - Yeah, go and chat.

- [Paul] And you go in here.

(tense music)

- Gotta get "Macbeth."

What does the chalice look like?

- Our hearts are racing.

Got this big jumper on so I'm sweating,

and we haven't even got to the point yet,

of finding the book.

It's tough work, being a traitor.

- I was stressing, I'm like looking

through all these books trying to see "Macbeth" and that,

I was like, someone gimme the phone so I can ring my mom.

Because I was like, if she can't find it,

then you know it's definitely lost.

Because every minute that passed,

we've not got the chalice to begin with,

how's someone gonna drink from it?

- I don't know where he is.

Like, we've called Paul in to have a look as well.

- [Contestant] Monopoly and everything.

- Paul, where did you put my water bottle?

- [Harry] There was so much pressure and stuff

'cause time's ticking.

- Paul, if you want my seat, go for it.

I'm getting my water bottle, I don't know where it is.

Oh God, is he all right?

- Took three of us because we could not find

those books for love nor money.

- This is the library, isn't it?

I think because we're all panicking,

it was so difficult.

I'm looking at the names of the books,

but nothing's computing.

(playful music) (clock ticking)

- Oh, it's here. - It's on the right.

Yeah, yeah.

- That was stressful

because I'm trying to make sure I'm like,

casually just looking for some books

and everybody knows I don't read.

- I would walk out the room just so I could clock people.

Then if no one walked out,

I would quickly turn around and walk back.

- Oh, above the clock. Up there?

- Oh, here.

- Watch the door. - Okay, okay.

- It felt so good to find the chalice.

And obviously I handed it to Miles,

so I had done my bit, and it was just Miles

to seal with the deal.

- [Paul] Oh God, I feel like I need a beer,

I need something.

- I felt so evil, but it feels good because like,

I've got an excuse to be naughty.

I'm not getting in trouble for this. This is the game.

(dramatic music)

- How am I the one who's ended up taking the poison chalice?

Definitely got a sweaty pit moment that.

(clock ticking) (ominous music)

- [Paul] There's alcohol back in the thing.

- Let's go down. - Capitalise on the-

- Like it's mad.

I know I'm good under pressure,

and I think that the other two

are good under pressure as well.

But the difference was we had a time limit.

* In the silence I dwell *

- It's a bit mental now. - No I know.

Words are flying around here then.

- It's just, yeah, yeah, yeah.

(Miles laughing) (dramatic music)

- I thought it looked way too suspect

for us all to be there and all just

kind of hovering over it just looking.

So I don't know how he's done it.

God, this job is just crazy.

- [Evie] Diane there's rosé, do you want one?

- [Diane] Oh yes please.

- The person we murdered tonight,

was the person I was gonna bring up

in the turret anyway,

was someone that's actually a really big character,

someone that people love,

and it's another spanner in the works.

- There you go honey.

- I think you're right, this is fizzy rosé.

- Is it? - It's hard work.

Trying to make something that's quite calculated,

seem quite casual.

(clock chiming) (dramatic music)

I'd rather have the flat stuff.

(clock chiming) - Come on.

- Oh my God. - It's crazy, isn't it?

(clock chiming) - I'd rather,

do you want the fizzy?

- I would take fizzy. (clock chiming)

- [Charlotte] Don't miss me too much,

I'll be back in the morning hopefully.

(clock chiming) (dramatic music)

(clock chiming)

- [Claudia] Coming soon, on "The Traitors."

- Mate.

- I hope the traitors felt awful in that moment.

(contestants screaming) (Miles laughing)

- Fear inducing. - Really dark.

- It's just like a minefield.

- [Contestant] Come for me, I'll put you six feet under.

- Sleep well, if you can.

- [Paul] Oh, my head is fried, man.

(dramatic music)

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