How To Stream Series 2 Of The Traitors
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Are you Faithful, or a Traitor?
The BBC’s favourite game of detection, backstabbing and trust has got us through January – and, after the tense finale, we’re already itching for it to return. But before you get into series 3 (all the details of which can be found here), here’s a recap of what happened in series 2 of The Traitors.
The Traitors Series 2: Everything You Need To Know
BBC/Studio Lambert Associates/Mark Mainz
What Is The Traitors About?
The Traitors is a reality game show broadcast on the BBC which sees 22 strangers come together at a beautiful Scottish castle to try and win a prize of £120,000.
How It Works
The series is similar to the party game Mafia, in that amongst the contestants (the ‘Faithfuls’) there are a handful of ‘Traitors’ – recruited by Claudia Winkleman on the first day – who are conspiring to steal the prize pot for themselves. The Faithfuls must try and find out who the Traitors are by voting someone out (‘Banish’ them) at the Round Table, while any remaining Traitors convene in the evenings to send home (‘Murder’) another contestant – who is revealed at the start of the next episode.
Throughout it all, the group of contestants are tasked with missions to win money for the prize fund, with some challenges allowing for some players to visit the Armoury and be secretly awarded a shield that grants them immunity from being Murdered (but not Banished). Attempts to Murder a shielded contestant will result in no Murders taking place that night.
At the Round Table, the player with the most votes is Banished, and they must reveal their affiliation. If Traitors are eliminated at any point in the show by Banishment, they can then recruit another from one of the Faithfuls.
Should the Faithful contestants eliminate all the Traitors, they will share the prize fund, but if any Traitors make it to the end, they win the money instead.
The Traitors Series 1 Episode 12, BBC/Studio Lambert Associates/Llara Plaza
Who Hosted The Show?
Claudia Winkleman host series 2 of The Traitors.
When Did Series 2 Of The Traitors Air?
The Traitors series 2 aired on BBC One and BBC iPlayer over the first four weeks of January 2024, with new episodes dropping on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of each week. You can find the full release schedule below:
- Episode 1: Wednesday 3 January 2024
- Episode 2: Thursday 4 January 2024
- Episode 3: Friday 5 January 2024
- Episode 4: Wednesday 10 January 2024
- Episode 5: Thursday 11 January 2024
- Episode 6: Friday 12 January 2024
- Episode 7: Wednesday 17 January 2024
- Episode 8: Thursday 18 January 2024
- Episode 9: Friday 19 January 2024
- Episode 10: Wednesday 24 January 2024
- Episode 11: Thursday 25 January 2024
- Episode 12 (final): Friday 26 January 2024
Who Were The Series 2 Contestants?
At the beginning of the show, there were 22 players in The Traitors series 2. Learn all about them below.
Who Won Series 2 Of The Traitors?
Despite the best efforts of the Faithfuls, series 2 of The Traitors was won by Traitor Harry Clark, who bagged a prize pot of £95,150.
Who Are The Previous Winners Of The Traitors?
In 2022, during the first series, a group of three Faithfuls successfully banished the last remaining Traitor in the final – meaning they split the prize pot between them. The full list of previous winners are:
- Series 1, 2022: Aaron Evans, Hannah Byczkowski & Meryl Williams | Prize winnings: £101, 050
Where Was The Traitors Filmed?
The first series of The Traitors was filmed at Ardross Castle in the Scottish highlands back in May 2022 – and the show returned to the same location for series 2. You can find out more about where the BBC show was filmed with our guide here.
How To Apply
Fancy yourself a Faithful – or a Traitor? Applications are now open for series 3 of the hit competition series. Click here to apply – you have until 17 March 2024.
Where Is The Traitors Series 2 Streaming?
You can find all episodes of The Traitors on BBC iPlayer, from series 1 to series 2.
All caught up? The Traitors US and The Traitors Australia are also available to stream on BBC iPlayer, with a New Zealand version coming soon, too.
Images courtesy of the BBC
