Traitors fans think they've worked out series ending after BBC releases shock TV schedule
Fans of The Traitors believe they've figured out the ending of the UK show's first celebrity season following the recently released schedule of its last three episodes.
We've been treated to a number of noteworthy moments on the BBC reality show already, following Claudia Winkleman's selection of Jonathan Ross, Cat Burns and Alan Carr as the three Traitors.
The latter recently spoke of his regret when it came to voting friend and faithful Paloma Faith out as their first victim, though Carr has also seemingly grown into the role after a nervy start.
Ross also admitted that he may have had a slight slip up on the show in an apparent 'rule break' but the fact of the matter is that all three remain in the game after the first six episodes, with Faithfuls being the only ones voted out thus far.
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While many may wonder who will emerge victorious with everything up in the air going into tonight's (29 October) episode, some have taken to social media to claim they 'know' how The Celebrity Traitors will end.
It has been revealed that the remaining three episodes will air tonight and tomorrow night (30 October), with the finale coming on 6 November.
Some even believe that bosses may have missed a trick by not airing the highly-anticipated finale on Halloween.
One Reddit user, seemingly with a crystal ball, has claimed to 'know the result' of the finale - apparently Ross will emerge victorious for a number of reasons.
They claimed that they have been suspicious 'since his "I found this game really hard psychologically" tweet', comparing it to Danielle, the winner of US Celebrities S2 who kept tweeting 'vague pseudo humble stuff' despite making it further than all the other Traitors.
"I'm afraid I don't see a path for a Faithful win, this bunch is absolutely hopeless," they wrote, claiming that Ross would likely end the game with Celia, though the user concluded: "I really hope I'm wrong, that'd be a terrible ending for what has been a really fun show otherwise."
Another said they had joked about a Ross win due to a 'contractual agreement' but said that if the talk show host were to win, they'd 'start believing my own joke'.
However, many others believed that Ross may be the next celeb to get banished.
Someone else pointed out that if there is one more roundtable without a Traitor being banished, 'UK Celebrity Traitors will be tied with Traitors Canada Season Two for the most roundtables without a Traitor being banished on an English franchise'.
If it goes to seven, they will be tied with the first season of Traitors Portugal with the longest in any franchise without a Traitor banishment, with another unsuccessful roundtable setting a new record.
Obviously, we'll soon find out if any of these predictions hold any bearing.
The Celebrity Traitors airs on Wednesday and Thursday on BBC One at 9pm and will be available to stream on BBC iPlayer.
Topics: BBC, Jonathan Ross, TV, The Traitors, Celebrity, TV and Film
Joshua Nair