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00:00Previously, 19 celebrities arrived to play the ultimate murder mystery.
00:08These dastardy traitors, we've got to find them.
00:11All in the hope of winning up to £100,000 for their chosen charity.
00:17One by one, the faithful have fallen.
00:19I am, of course, as I have told you all along, a faithful.
00:23And a brutal face-to-face murder.
00:26Oh my God!
00:28Saw another faithful's demise.
00:30Lucy, you've been murdered.
00:31A speculation in the castle mounted.
00:34I'd love it if you came with me on the Jonathan theory.
00:36You can trust me, can I?
00:40A daunting mission.
00:41You're doing well!
00:43Shut up!
00:43Bagged one player's safety.
00:46I'm going to sleep easy with the show tonight.
00:48And a fierce round table.
00:50I'd quite like to hear from you.
00:51You're telling me I don't speak.
00:54I am going to vote for Jonathan.
00:56Saw a traitor finally banished.
00:59Had been all through the game completely faithful.
01:02To the traitors!
01:03Yeah!
01:05I am throwing you a dinner party.
01:09But with no rest for the wicked, the traitors were set another deadly task.
01:14You must murder in plain sight at tonight's dinner.
01:18One traitor must toast the player you want to murder while saying the words...
01:23Parting is such sweet sorrow.
01:25How the hell are we going to do this?
01:27Why is it always me?
01:29This is the Celebrity Traitors.
01:33Oh, look at this.
01:55This is nice, isn't it?
01:57There's seven of us left.
02:04The more time I spend with them, the more I bond with them.
02:09And now I've got to murder one of them in plain sight.
02:12Well done, everybody, for catching a traitor.
02:22And as I might get murdered tonight, thank you, all of you.
02:26You've predicted your own murder for the last seven meals.
02:32Eyes, eyes, eyes.
02:35This genuinely, though, has been, like, one of those once-in-a-lifetime...
02:39Oh, it's been amazing.
02:41This has been our problem.
02:43We liked each other too much.
02:44This has been our weakness.
02:45Right from the start.
02:47And that blinded me with Jonathan, you see.
02:50Seriously.
02:51Does anyone feel like this game is nothing like how you thought it was going to be?
02:57Yeah.
02:59It's so much harder than I thought.
03:01The thing I really didn't expect from this experience
03:03was the idea that I'd be changed by it.
03:06Yeah.
03:07And I do feel changed by it.
03:09And that's a real surprise.
03:13I remember even on day two, I realised very quickly that we had fallen into every single
03:18cliché of, like, what people say who were playing the game.
03:21Like, I think it's this person because this was...
03:23And, like, this was when there was, like, 19 of us still.
03:25Yeah.
03:25I didn't think I would be as sucked into it as I was.
03:29I thought it would be much easier to spot traitors, whereas, actually, you've just been bedazzled, dare I say,
03:37by the great personalities around you, which just makes your head spin, doesn't it?
03:42But the great thing is we've really, I think, been ourselves.
03:46And that's quite a major thing, especially if we're not playing a character.
03:51And we're just having to be ourselves, which I think is a difficult thing to be.
03:55So I think that's an achievement.
03:57It is an achievement.
03:58And just more fun, actually.
04:00Like, more fun than I thought I'd ever have.
04:02Yeah.
04:02I feel like I've learnt lots from all of you in different ways.
04:06I mean, sorry, it probably sounds a bit naff, but I feel a bit inspired.
04:09Yeah.
04:09And I feel like I've laughed so much.
04:15I think I've had quite a few years recently of being quite sad.
04:18Yeah.
04:19And having to be quite controlled and inward-looking.
04:21And you've all made me feel a bit like I'm looking out.
04:24That's really nice.
04:26I really do.
04:28It's very nerve-wracking.
04:29It was such a small group of us.
04:32Anything could be noticed, but I'm trying to not make anything obvious
04:37and not show anything on my face.
04:40I always have struggled with, like, small talk,
04:43or just, like, not really knowing what to say to people when you first meet them.
04:47So I feel like I've learnt.
04:49And you have.
04:49I've given myself, like, the confidence now to go back to the world.
04:55Jay, what have you learnt?
04:57Come on.
04:57I didn't think it would affect me on a real level.
05:02I thought I'd be able to keep it on a superficial game level.
05:06Joe's a big softie.
05:07I've had so much fun.
05:09It's just been...
05:09It's been a giggle, hasn't it?
05:10It's been so fun, hasn't it?
05:11Like, meeting everyone.
05:13More fun than you thought?
05:14Way more fun.
05:15You can say it as much as you like.
05:18It's not personal.
05:19And then we come to the table and think,
05:21oh, Christ, we're going to have to vote somebody off.
05:25Yeah.
05:26Because I all love you all, you see.
05:28And that's what I think is the cruel part of the game.
05:31I think it's a very clever game, but I also think it's cruel.
05:34Look, I'm sorry to say, surely we're sitting with two traitors.
05:45If it was three traitors.
05:47I didn't think there was much time left.
05:49And now I've got to kill someone and it's heartbreaking.
05:52How am I going to murder someone in plain sight?
05:56I'm in everyone's eyeline.
05:59Alan, what have I learnt about myself?
06:01Yeah, go on.
06:02Yeah, go on, Alan.
06:04Oh, I don't know.
06:08I mean, I should be good at it, you know.
06:11I've murdered Paloma in plain sight.
06:13I handed Lucy the death warrant.
06:16I'm really hoping third time's a charm.
06:19I just need to open my mind a bit more, you know.
06:22Maybe that's it, open my mind a bit more.
06:25Read an extra book.
06:27I don't know what he's thinking.
06:29I'm scared.
06:31Everyone's so vigilant and looking for things.
06:34I actually thought I was, like, good at puzzles and stuff.
06:39And he realised, you know, well, obviously, you're very, you're all clever and stuff.
06:44But, I mean, just your way, you know, with the Trojan horse and, like, Stephen, you know, he's just got that brain, you know.
06:50And there's just the quotes and everything he'd say and, you know, just, like, tempers, you know, and what did he say to me for winter bed?
06:59Parting is such sweet sorrow.
07:06Pray for tomorrow.
07:09Unaware that a murder in plain sight took place last night, it's time for the faithful to find out who has made it to breakfast.
07:25I'm so tired of playing, playing with this bow and arrow.
07:41I'm the first one in.
07:42I felt quite cool coming in to breakfast.
07:45Maybe because I don't have the blood on my hands.
07:48Seeing that dinner table, only Alan could do something like that.
07:53Oh, shit.
07:58Enter.
07:58Oh, cat!
08:05No one else is here.
08:08It was so obvious.
08:10It wasn't.
08:11It was so obvious.
08:12Alan, it wasn't obvious.
08:13It wasn't obvious.
08:14I was so nervous.
08:16I think, what are we going to do if everyone goes for me?
08:18What, you think everyone's going to go for you today?
08:20Yeah.
08:21Do you?
08:21You watch.
08:21I think it's fine.
08:22I think, don't stress about it too much.
08:23No, I try to keep calm.
08:25Yeah.
08:25Last night was my second murder in plain sight.
08:30The first one was very secretive.
08:33I had Paloma alone in the kitchen.
08:35This one was a bit more, say, theatrical.
08:39It was out there.
08:40So I am a bit worried.
08:42I just need to get through this round table
08:45and just hope no one puts two and two together
08:48with the eggy Shakespeare quote.
08:54Come in!
08:56Joe!
08:58Kate!
09:00Kate!
09:01You always don't so survive!
09:03Yes!
09:04I'm always surprised you survived another morning.
09:06He's delighted, really, aren't you?
09:09Do you know what that blower needs?
09:11A few more bows.
09:12I don't think it's got enough.
09:14Oh, my God!
09:15So we've survived.
09:16Can we just take it in?
09:17You've survived.
09:17You had your shield.
09:18I survived.
09:19How did you survive?
09:19He had his shield.
09:21Yeah.
09:21Yes, see, I remembered the shield I got.
09:24I've got a lot on my mind.
09:25Okay, fine.
09:26Have you?
09:27Oh, yeah.
09:27Oh, God!
09:28For God's sake!
09:29It's gone early dawn!
09:30I want to say that!
09:31Why can't we just have breakfast without discussing who you might think are traitors and faithfuls?
09:36I don't think you're a traitor.
09:37You're so sweet.
09:39I think Alan is a traitor who deflects and defuses everything with comedy, but I don't have enough faithfuls on side to bring it to the table.
09:52So my plan going into tonight is that I'm going to vote off either David or Kate, but then I'm not sure.
09:59I do have a suspicion of David.
10:01I love the way Jonathan left.
10:05He just left with such panache.
10:08Let's think of some of Jonathan's classic moments and see if that reveals any other traitors.
10:16Did he vote David as his last passing traitor mission?
10:20David is really smart.
10:22He is smart.
10:23But then David didn't stitch him up, did he?
10:26He voted for Nick.
10:28For who's still to come through?
10:29So it's Nick, Celia, and David.
10:40My gut tells me it's going to be Nick gone.
10:42I think Nick...
10:43Really?
10:43Yeah, he's the most threatening to the traitors.
10:47I think the traitors are going to get rid of the most intelligent because it's worrying.
10:57That's Nick and then me.
10:59Yeah.
11:01Yeah.
11:03Oh!
11:03Celia's gone.
11:11Celia?
11:12Eyes, eyes, eyes, eyes.
11:34Stephen, you know, he's just got that brain and it's just the quotes and everything he'd say and, you know, just all like tempers feuding and...
11:44What did he say to me if I went to bed?
11:47Partying is such sweet sorrow, Celia.
11:49Well, you know what I mean?
11:50He was like...
11:51Did he give you a kiss?
11:52No, no, I was trying.
11:54Don't build your hopes up.
11:55Oh, Lord.
12:06This is not a very good sign.
12:12Am I dead?
12:14Dear Celia, by order of the traitors, you have been murdered.
12:21Yesterday, the traitors murdered you in plain sight.
12:25Oh, honestly, just because I was brave enough to get the one traitor out.
12:33What a mean one.
12:38I love being here.
12:40It's been gorgeous and I'm devastated.
12:44I so wanted to stay till the end, but it's a game.
12:53Ooh.
12:53Celia.
13:01I still can't believe it.
13:03I miss her already.
13:05My darling Celia is gone.
13:10My heart is broken.
13:11It's just made me want to get the traitors even harder.
13:17Like, I'm sick of this.
13:19They are taking out...
13:20..some lovely, lovely people.
13:24I'm not having it anymore.
13:27I need to get the traitors gone.
13:31Gone, gone.
13:33Who did she vote for last night?
13:37Jonathan.
13:37Jonathan.
13:38Oh, we can't blame him.
13:39We can't blame him.
13:40He's got you.
13:50Good morning, everybody.
13:53Morning.
13:54You all right?
13:55Yes.
13:55Yes-ish.
13:56I'll tell you who isn't.
13:57Oh.
13:58And I love her.
13:59Can't believe it.
14:00Oh.
14:01We love her too.
14:02Celia, my queen of the castle, was murdered by the traitors.
14:11Oh.
14:13Oh.
14:14I have another piece of information for you.
14:16Oh, God.
14:17Yesterday, the traitors murdered Celia...
14:22..in plain sight.
14:24What?
14:31How that was done, I leave that for you to speculate.
14:36Oh, God.
14:37It's nearly time for a mission.
14:39You've got to keep your head in the game.
14:41I'm keeping this.
14:45OK, so what happened at the dinner party?
14:47Who served who?
14:49There was lots of cheers.
14:50There was lots of cheers.
14:51There was lots of cheers.
14:52But it doesn't have to be the dinner party.
14:54It could have been any time yesterday.
14:55The one person we know was a traitor is Jonathan.
14:57So what were Jonathan's interactions with Celia all day,
15:00not just the dinner party?
15:01That's a good call.
15:02Hang on.
15:03Who spent the most time with Celia last night?
15:05Joe, you and I were left in the kitchen together.
15:08And a lot of us were in the billiards room
15:10and Celia was there as well.
15:11Right.
15:15The faithfuls don't have any idea
15:17how Celia's murder could have happened.
15:20And they overthink things too much.
15:22But that's been their downfall this whole time.
15:29Do you have a little game of Kroko?
15:31Let's do it.
15:34I can't believe it.
15:36You know what?
15:37It was the first time, I think,
15:38with Jonathan going out yesterday,
15:39where she was saying in the day,
15:41look, I think we all need to kind of now
15:43start rallying together.
15:44Yeah.
15:44And that has then been her downfall.
15:49That vote from Jonathan,
15:51we can't just ignore it.
15:52We've ignored loads of other things in the game
15:55because it could be he's shot at a fellow traitor.
15:59Yeah.
16:00So he's named Jim.
16:02But if the seven players
16:03and three of you are traitors
16:05and you think one of you is going,
16:07wouldn't you try to build a single narrative
16:09against one of the faithful?
16:11Yeah.
16:11Yeah.
16:12I was the logical target.
16:13Yeah.
16:14Who voted for Jonathan last night?
16:15I did.
16:16And who else?
16:17It was four votes, wasn't it?
16:18Alan did as well.
16:20Alan.
16:20Alan did.
16:21I feel like,
16:23do I need to start kind of considering people
16:25who have not had much heat on them at the round table?
16:28And Alan is one of them.
16:29Alan actually hasn't had much heat on him
16:31at the round table, really.
16:34They don't suspect Alan for Celia's murder,
16:37but they're still suspicious of him.
16:40Whether it's enough to say his name at the round table,
16:42I don't know yet.
16:43I think only time will tell.
16:51Right, OK.
16:52Do you swing it between your legs?
16:54You're going golfing.
16:55I don't do.
16:56Do you swing it between your legs?
16:58Is this how you do it?
17:03Oh, crikey.
17:04What a stupid game, isn't it?
17:07Where are the others, do you reckon?
17:08Do you reckon they're talking about us?
17:10Well, of course they are.
17:11Do you think they think it's us?
17:13No.
17:13Well, some of them do suspect me.
17:16Yeah.
17:17Let's forensically go through the dinner party.
17:19We don't know it was the dinner party.
17:21Hmm.
17:22Very odd.
17:23But we still haven't worked out polona of killing in plain sight,
17:27so how on earth are we going to work out this one?
17:30It could be a word.
17:31It could be the cheese.
17:33Did anybody ask for anything with the cheese?
17:36It was unusual.
17:37They didn't, did they?
17:38They didn't say...
17:39I asked for a bit of chutney, didn't I?
17:43Because it was...
17:44Is it the chutney murders?
17:46Yeah.
17:46Oh, did some people have sun-dried tomatoes and not?
17:50Because you didn't have sun-dried tomatoes.
17:51No, no.
17:53I think it'd be a bit more dynamic than...
17:55Well, you'd like to think.
17:58At the moment, no-one suspects me.
18:00Thank God.
18:01I'm going around the houses.
18:03Mmm, did she have cheese?
18:05I mean, Kate even thinks it's because I didn't have sun-dried tomatoes on me plate.
18:11I mean, that's how desperate the faithfuls are.
18:14I mean, it's proper cringe.
18:18Look, I'll be honest, I've never suspected you.
18:21Occasionally, I think Kat.
18:23Just occasionally.
18:23Yes, I do.
18:24Yes.
18:24But then on saying that, Kat was one of the first proponents of, like, the big dog theory,
18:29you know, which would suggest Jonathan or Stephen would have gone.
18:33Yeah, she was.
18:34And that...
18:34So, I don't know.
18:36It seems very, very likely that other traitors voted for Jonathan.
18:39Yes, yes.
18:41Joe Marlow made a very good case.
18:43Look, if I am wrong on this, you can banish me the next day.
18:48And that's a really bold thing to say.
18:50Just a tiny bit of reason, like, if you knew that there was a traitor probably about to go,
18:55because there was already a wind behind them, would you not say that as a traitor?
18:58But I can't believe it's Joe, because I've been...
19:02I've been...
19:02Here's what I can believe about Joe, is that Joe could be one of three traitors
19:06who would still have run his own path,
19:09and that Jonathan could have had whatever strategies he had.
19:12And Joe would blow him out the water.
19:13And Joe would say, I'll do what I'm going to do.
19:14Yeah.
19:15I have opened up to Joe about who I believe to be traitors and faithful in the past.
19:21I feel that he and I are very in tune with each other.
19:24So, I don't want to believe it's Joe, but part of me does have to consider it.
19:35With the prize pot currently standing at £53,500,
19:40today's mission will give the players another chance to add to the pot.
19:45Who wants the front?
19:46I want to sit in front.
19:47All right, you have the front.
19:51I miss Celia.
19:53I miss Celia.
19:54I really, really hope neither of you did that to my Celia.
19:58We're shocking Celia going today.
20:04It's really shocking Celia going, because she was so fabulous on the principle of creating confusion.
20:12You can see why traitors might have chosen to keep her in.
20:15Yeah.
20:15I don't think they're working as a team, the traitors.
20:18You don't think they are?
20:19No.
20:19Oh, that's interesting.
20:24I think it's Kate or David or both.
20:27Do you think so?
20:28Yeah.
20:29I'm going for Kate or David.
20:31I'm inclined to go more for Kate.
20:33I want Kate Garraway.
20:34The Kate go away.
20:35We need...
20:36Mic drop.
20:42My head is spinning out of control.
20:48Claudia said something like, don't lose your head or what was it?
20:51Keep your head in the game.
20:52Keep your head in the game.
20:53That was it.
20:54I mean, I am sort of hoping they're not going to take our heads off.
20:58The Traitor's Museum.
21:16Oh, hello.
21:17Oh, there she is.
21:21Oh, Gloria.
21:23We walked in and it was weird.
21:25It was sort of a creepy old museum, a bit fusty.
21:28And there were sort of exhibits sort of dotted around.
21:31There were pictures, ornaments.
21:32And then we saw something very creepy.
21:42Is that meant to be me?
21:45There are heads everywhere.
21:48I'm like, this is a bit creepy.
21:51They'd straightened my nose, which was nice.
21:53If they could do that in real life, I'd be most grateful.
21:57Oh, my God.
21:59Who's that?
21:59Paloma.
22:00Some of them did not look lifelike.
22:03Claire Baldy looked like Boris Johnson.
22:07Players, welcome to the Castle Museum.
22:12In here, I keep trinkets.
22:16Memories of games gone by.
22:18And as you can see, I've added all of you to my collection.
22:30There's even one of me.
22:33There you go.
22:34Oh, lovely.
22:36Let me tell you about today's mission.
22:39Behind me, you can see six headless statues.
22:42All you have to do is choose a head, walk across there and place it on a statue and avoid setting off one of these lasers.
22:58Oh, no!
23:07Oh, give over.
23:09That sounds simple, but then she turns the lasers off.
23:12Not so simple.
23:14If you do go through a laser, this happens.
23:19You will have to return, throw the head in the bin.
23:28Oh, no!
23:29But then you can attempt at again with a different head.
23:34£2,000 will be added to the pot for each time a headless statue is reunited with a head.
23:43If you manage to put a head on every statue, I'll add another £2,000 to the prize fund.
23:50Great.
23:50So you could be adding £14,000 to the prize fund.
23:57There are 19 heads in total, essentially giving you 19 lives.
24:03If you run out of heads, the mission will end.
24:06There is no shield in this mission today.
24:09It is just about building up the prize fund.
24:13It is a time mission.
24:14You have 20 minutes.
24:17Enormous luck.
24:18I'm going to get into position with her.
24:21Should some of us be guiding?
24:23Three teams of three?
24:24Or should we all just go for it?
24:25I think we should all just go for it.
24:27I don't think I'm going to be particularly good at this mission.
24:32Mainly because I'm five times the size of everyone else in the team.
24:38Players, are you all ready?
24:40Yes.
24:41Lasers, activate.
24:45Enormous luck.
24:46Your 20 minutes starts now.
24:50I'm taking my boy Joe.
24:51I'm going to take Claire.
24:53Joe Wilkinson was the spitting image.
24:56I was just so happy to see him again.
24:58Miss you, mate.
24:59Are you going under, Nick?
25:00Yeah.
25:01Look at him.
25:01I've never done anything like this before.
25:03It was completely surreal.
25:05But the good thing is, I mean, I'm quite little.
25:07And, yeah, I guess relatively flexible.
25:10I took Celia's head because I missed her,
25:13which does sound weird because I did murder her.
25:15But I had pangs of guilt.
25:17And I felt she was with me.
25:19Even if it was just her head.
25:21Keep down, Alan.
25:23I've got you, Celia.
25:24The lasers were so tight-knit.
25:27It was so difficult.
25:29I just had to channel Catherine Zeta-Jones in entrapment.
25:33Okay.
25:34Okay.
25:36I looked at the plinths and I saw that on three of them,
25:39there were buttons to turn off some of the lasers.
25:41So getting to those buttons was obviously the key thing
25:44that we needed to do.
25:45Press and hold to turn off lasers.
25:49Oh, it's turned off.
25:50It's turned off this one.
25:51It's turned off the lower one.
25:52Are you there, then?
25:52Yes, yes.
25:53Okay, players, five minutes have gone.
25:56I think you're more agile to go.
25:58Well, keep it pressed.
25:59It's on press.
26:00You've got it, yeah?
26:01Okay.
26:03They're all attempting it at once.
26:06My game plan was to get across as quickly as I could.
26:11Felt like I was in a little competition with Nick
26:13because he's very good at the missions.
26:15So I wanted to see if I could do it first.
26:18Kat, you are so close.
26:19Oh, Kat, you're doing so well.
26:21She's like a little nymphoma.
26:22Oh, no!
26:24Who was it?
26:25Everyone stay exactly where you are.
26:28Kat, please go back to the beginning.
26:30Put your head in the bin.
26:32Pop Claire in the bin.
26:34Oh, my God, I was so close.
26:35I was so close.
26:36Nick, there's another button over there.
26:38I think it's not possible that I'm pressing the buttons.
26:41Ah, okay.
26:41Lasers, reactivate.
26:43Hang on, hang on, David.
26:50Mind your feet.
26:52Okay, keep still.
26:53Whoa.
26:55What the hell?
26:56What happened there?
26:58David, that was you.
26:59Oh, no.
27:00Please go back.
27:01David.
27:01Who's head are you throwing in the bin?
27:03Uh, Jonathan's.
27:04Oh, he's a traitor.
27:05Get rid.
27:06He deserved to go back.
27:10Lasers are reactivated.
27:13Oh!
27:13Go, guys, go.
27:19I expected it to be hard, because I had seen right at the start just how crisscrossy the lasers got.
27:24Look at Nick.
27:26The final bit, I have to kind of crouch really quite low.
27:31How's Nick done that?
27:32So that I could then sort of just balance a little bit easier, just getting right through to the end.
27:38Nick, you have done it.
27:39Put the head on a statue.
27:42First head on.
27:43Mark Bonnet is on one of the statues.
27:46£2,000.
27:48Alan, if you come round here, step over.
27:50You've got the widest.
27:51They have got quite a big hump.
27:53No, he'll be all right.
27:53Go on, Alan.
27:54Yeah, go.
27:54No, no, no.
27:54Right, it's lower.
27:55Yeah, yeah, yeah.
27:57Oh!
27:58No!
27:58Is it me?
27:59Oh!
27:59Is that me?
28:01Alan, I can confirm it was you.
28:03Please go back and do what you need to do with the head.
28:10I'd wrap my own head.
28:11Hey, I'm a narcissist.
28:13I love my own face.
28:15I mean, someone's got to love it.
28:16All right, ten minutes have gone.
28:18We are halfway through.
28:21I don't think my legs are long enough.
28:25Stay low and close to the wall, I think, Kat.
28:29That's...
28:29You've done it, Kat.
28:30You've done it.
28:30Kat's done it.
28:31You've done it.
28:31You've done it.
28:32Another £2,000.
28:33Well done, Kat.
28:36Tom Daly has been reunited.
28:38Am I allowed to press that button?
28:39Yes, you may.
28:39Press and hold.
28:40Press and hold to turn off lasers.
28:41Oh, another one's gone off.
28:47Hold it, hold it.
28:49Nick, hold it.
28:50Yeah.
28:51Nick and Kat press the button and then some of the lasers disappear.
28:55So it gives you a little bit more wiggle room.
28:58Try and get to this bit.
28:59Just mind your feet.
29:01Mind your feet.
29:01And you're on.
29:02Stick close to that little lectern thing.
29:04The brilliant things, those that were safe, calling out to me.
29:08Keep your bottom down.
29:09Lower your bum.
29:11Lower your bum a bit.
29:12Come towards me.
29:12Keep going.
29:13You're basically free.
29:14You're fine.
29:14You've done it.
29:14Okay, you've done it.
29:15Another £2,000 added.
29:18Please put Nico on a statue.
29:22Heads in the game.
29:26Joe, everything all right with you?
29:27I'll just catch it up with the other Joe.
29:30Oh, yeah, David, yeah.
29:31Just stay low.
29:31Get your bum down and come towards the wall if you can.
29:34Ooh, careful of your bottom.
29:39Yes.
29:39Yes, David is through.
29:41David is through.
29:42Another £2,000.
29:43Thank you, everyone.
29:45Get that out.
29:45Wow, Stephen Fry is on one of the statues.
29:48Put the head down.
29:49Put the head down.
29:50There, my head.
29:51Yeah, yeah, yeah.
29:52Kick, kick, kick.
29:53You need to get low, Alan.
29:54Crawling under the laser and then I'd look at my face.
29:57And my face would look back at me and I was like, we got this.
30:02Put it down there.
30:03I've got you.
30:04Alan, put it down there.
30:06Right.
30:07Now crawl through on all fours, as it were.
30:09So put your hands.
30:10Okay, no, everyone help me.
30:11Yeah, yeah, keep your hands down.
30:13Come on, Alan.
30:13You've done it.
30:14You've done it.
30:14You've done it.
30:15Alan is through.
30:16Alan is through.
30:17The speed at which Alan went through it really surprised me.
30:22Alan, put yourself on a body.
30:25Alan is a proper bag of surprises.
30:29And I wouldn't be surprised if he turned out to be a traitor.
30:33Five heads, £10,000.
30:36Just Joe Marla to go.
30:38If you manage to get Joe Wilkinson on one of those statues, you add £2,000 to the prize fund.
30:44Then you get the bonus because you'll have placed all six heads.
30:49Not sure we've fought this one through, have we?
30:52If you roll.
30:53Roll.
30:54Go down onto the ground.
30:56We hadn't really thought it through.
30:59Joe was in charge of the buttons.
31:01And poor old Joe was the last one across.
31:04I mean, and he's like a right old unit.
31:07Oh, honestly, my heart was in my mouth.
31:09Yeah, and then she...
31:10Lower! Lower!
31:12Yeah, yeah, yeah.
31:13I'm not one of the nimble, agile rugby players.
31:17I was the more stand in the way of people.
31:20Turned like an oil rig.
31:22Rugby player.
31:24Fifteen minutes have gone.
31:25Come on, Joe, you have five minutes left.
31:27Come towards the wall.
31:28It's £4,000 in this, Joe.
31:30Put Joe Wilkinson in that gap there.
31:33Joe?
31:34No, no, no.
31:34Put Joe Wilkinson...
31:36You're so close to that.
31:39You stop shouting!
31:41You're close.
31:42Oh, God.
31:43I feel a little bit under the pump here to make it across in time.
31:48Trying to listen to everyone's thoughts.
31:51Go low, go low.
31:52Stay low, stay low.
31:54Watch your back.
31:55I was just panicking.
31:58I was panicking from start to finish.
32:01Players, time is ticking.
32:03Come on.
32:04Now go low.
32:05Yep.
32:05Like a dog.
32:07Alan!
32:08Like a dog.
32:09Like a dog.
32:10Down.
32:10Yes.
32:11Yes.
32:13Yes.
32:13Yes.
32:14Yes.
32:14Yes.
32:15Yes.
32:16Yes.
32:16Yes.
32:17Keep that pump down.
32:18No, no, no, don't get out!
32:20Don't go up!
32:21What do you mean?
32:21Don't get out!
32:22It's like you're in a scrum.
32:25This is extraordinary.
32:26Come back.
32:26Come back towards the wall.
32:28Okay.
32:29Time is ticking, guys.
32:30Yes.
32:31Thank you, Claudia.
32:32Sorry.
32:32Crawl towards us with the head.
32:35Bring the head towards.
32:35There we go.
32:35Now, just now stay here.
32:37Yes.
32:38Slowly.
32:38Mind your feet.
32:40Guys, he's done it!
32:42He's done it!
32:44Please put the head on.
32:47Oh, that's amazing, Joe!
32:49I was quite chuffed with myself completing that mission.
32:54Hopefully I don't have to do anything like that again, though.
32:56Yay!
32:57We did it in the time frame.
32:58All six heads on the mannequins.
33:00We worked together.
33:01So we could be really pleased.
33:03Joe, you were brilliant.
33:04Oh, my God.
33:05Players, you put all six heads on the statues.
33:10You did it in the allotted time.
33:12You have added £14,000 to the Pride Fund.
33:16Yes!
33:17Well done, guys!
33:19Well done!
33:20So, you really pulled together today.
33:21You put your heads together, if you like,
33:23and it seems like you all enjoyed it, yes?
33:25Yes.
33:25It was great.
33:26Wonderful.
33:27I have one question for you.
33:28Can you get your heads together at the round table?
33:31Oh!
33:32We'll find out later.
33:33Off you go.
33:34Back to the castle.
33:35Thanks.
33:36You were amazing.
33:37That was better than my wedding day.
33:39LAUGHTER
33:40I was so pleased.
33:44I loved the mission,
33:45and I loved the fact we won the full amount.
33:47I could have kissed my own plastic face.
33:49Well, that was fun, wasn't it?
34:00I loved that challenge.
34:02Joe, you contorted yourself into positions
34:05I didn't know you could do.
34:07I contorted myself into positions
34:10my body didn't know I could do.
34:12LAUGHTER
34:12I'm not even going to bother to ask you
34:18who you think for tonight,
34:19because nobody's got any idea.
34:21No.
34:22And that might be because the people
34:25that shared their thoughts
34:27now think it's me.
34:32I know someone's going to be banished tonight,
34:34and I've said it before,
34:35and I'll say it again.
34:36We were good as a team.
34:37Our greatest strength
34:39and also our biggest downfall.
34:50Oh, home sweet home.
34:52Home sweet home.
35:00Oh.
35:04If it's me, tell me it's me.
35:06Nobody should be shy.
35:08I felt like yesterday people
35:09were starting to trust me.
35:11I know, but I think...
35:11And share, now they're not.
35:12I am suspicious of you, Katie.
35:14Are you?
35:14What have I done to make you suspicious, Kat?
35:18I don't know.
35:20I am 100% faithful,
35:22and you will not catch a traitor
35:24if you banish me.
35:25I know that's what everybody's said,
35:27but you're...
35:28Honestly, I promise you,
35:30I'm quite good at getting people to open up,
35:33but I don't think I ever try
35:36to convince people to my point of view.
35:39This is a new skill,
35:40and we're going to see if I've got it.
35:46There must be a clue here for Celia, bless her.
35:50She had a special goblet.
35:52Where was that?
35:53Is that it?
35:55Oh!
35:55No, no, no, it's a lovely goblet.
35:59I think Kate, bless her,
36:01is feeling the pressure
36:03and panicking and getting paranoid.
36:05But if it's two and not three,
36:08then in my eyes,
36:09it's David.
36:11And it's like, well, do we roll the dice?
36:13David and Kate are the ones
36:13who are getting the most heat.
36:15I'm not adverse to then going with David,
36:19depending on what...
36:19But I think it's even...
36:21I think it's at least one of them.
36:22This is the time where...
36:23This is the time to put your neck on the line.
36:26If you've got a feeling,
36:28go for it.
36:29Yeah.
36:37What was the chat like in your car?
36:40We'd mentioned that we have suspicions
36:42of Kate.
36:45I'm weirdly not suspicious of Kate anymore,
36:46but it's not really founded on anything.
36:49Apart from her sort of not
36:50kind of committing to anything,
36:52I haven't really had much else to go on.
36:53I think it's a mix of sort of...
36:55Very, very inquisitive
36:57without giving away anything
37:00of what she thinks.
37:02I've been trying to think a little bit about
37:03who would make a good traitor
37:05alongside Jonathan.
37:06If I imagine Jonathan and Kat
37:09up in that tower together,
37:11that rings true a little bit for me.
37:13It's a really difficult thing
37:15to know whether to bring that up
37:16at the round table.
37:18No one's talking about Kat,
37:19so it's a dangerous move.
37:21I think that would put a bit of a target
37:22on my bag.
37:29I'll be frank.
37:30It's been a rollercoaster 24 hours.
37:33The faithful finally caught traitor Jonathan,
37:36and then Celia Imri was murdered
37:38in plain sight by Alan Carr
37:40quoting Shakespeare.
37:42But the good news.
37:43The drama is not over.
37:45It's time for a banishment.
37:51I am worried about the round table.
37:54The final is so close.
37:57So for this round table,
37:58I'm taking a back seat.
37:59I don't want anyone
38:00to start analysing that dinner.
38:03I don't want the boat rocked,
38:05do you know?
38:05Maybe there are people
38:11that are suspicious of me,
38:13but I haven't given them enough
38:14to cling on to
38:15to put any heat on me.
38:17But who knows?
38:19I've already been told
38:20that my name's in the frame.
38:23I'm not going to give up.
38:24I'm going to go in there
38:26and I'm going to fight to the death.
38:28Here we go again.
38:30Players, welcome back
38:36to the round table.
38:39Today, you were extraordinary
38:42and added £14,000
38:44to the prize fund.
38:46That means the current total
38:48is £67,500.
38:52That's great.
38:53Today's round table
38:58is incredibly important.
39:01This is the last time
39:03the banished player
39:04will reveal their true identity.
39:10After tonight,
39:12you'll be relying solely
39:13on your instinct.
39:18The big question then,
39:20who is a traitor?
39:23Players,
39:24the floor is yours.
39:28Um,
39:29oh, this has been
39:31really hard today.
39:32I know
39:33that a lot of you
39:34think it's me.
39:36I mean, obviously,
39:36I am a faithful.
39:37I can look you all
39:39in the eye
39:40and say that
39:41I genuinely am a faithful.
39:43But if you think it is me,
39:44do you want to say why?
39:47I think your curiosity
39:49is obviously really good
39:51because it's good
39:52to be curious
39:52about what people
39:53are thinking
39:53and where people's heads
39:54are at.
39:55But I think you,
39:57like, struggle
39:58to come to the table
39:59with any sort of ideas.
40:03Which, on one hand,
40:04is like,
40:05is that just
40:06being a bad faithful
40:08or is that
40:09being a traitor?
40:11I do get it.
40:13I am very curious.
40:15In fact,
40:15my dad's nickname for me
40:16was Curiosity Kate.
40:18I do do a job
40:18where I ask colossal questions.
40:20And one of the things
40:21I've learnt about myself
40:22during this is
40:23I actually find it
40:24quite hard to judge people.
40:26I think I've trained myself
40:28to be open-minded
40:30and take a fair position
40:31in the sense
40:32you always put the questions
40:33that everybody watching
40:35would want you to ask
40:36and you don't comment on it.
40:38So I don't know
40:40if that answers
40:40any of your questions,
40:41but I think
40:42that's maybe a mistake.
40:43I don't know
40:44what else to say, really.
40:45The one thing
40:49that keeps, like,
40:51sticking in my mind
40:52is
40:53you're quite
40:55a bit like Lucy
40:56in the sense of
40:57don't really have
40:58a lot of concrete theories,
41:00which I know
41:00is hard to have
41:01in the game
41:02where we know nothing.
41:04But almost like
41:05the ditzy damsel
41:06sort of role.
41:07And yet,
41:08your professional career,
41:10you've got to be
41:11like, on it.
41:12I was like,
41:13oh, hang on.
41:14So you're smarter
41:15than perhaps
41:17I'm...
41:18So you've made a judgment.
41:20By the way,
41:20can I first of all
41:21just say,
41:21this is a very
41:22different environment,
41:23isn't it?
41:23And I do laugh
41:24at myself a lot
41:25and I'm very happy
41:26for people to take
41:27the mickey out of me.
41:28And I think maybe
41:29people think that's
41:30ditzy.
41:34I'm really torn, Kate,
41:36because I,
41:37even though I have
41:37voted for you,
41:38there is just something
41:39that makes me think
41:41that you're actually
41:42a faithful, actually.
41:44Possibly because
41:46of the pressure
41:47of knowing
41:48that tonight
41:48is the only way
41:49that we will know.
41:51And I think
41:51it would be,
41:52you know,
41:52really criminal
41:53to get rid of a faithful.
41:55And especially
41:56at this point
41:56in the game, right?
41:58Now that we know
41:59Jonathan is a traitor,
42:00I've been trying to,
42:01in my head,
42:02think,
42:02well,
42:02who would make
42:02a really good confederate
42:04to kind of Jonathan?
42:06Like,
42:06from a personality
42:07point of view even,
42:08who would kind of
42:09balance his boldness?
42:11But, like,
42:13and I've kind of
42:13gone around
42:13sort of everyone here.
42:16Oddly, Kat,
42:17it kind of feels
42:18like it sometimes,
42:18I feel like
42:19I think of you.
42:20I think I usually
42:36describe myself
42:37a little bit
42:37like a duck.
42:38Like,
42:39I seem quite like,
42:41oh,
42:41she's so just cool.
42:44But underneath,
42:45I'm, like,
42:45flapping
42:45because there's
42:46just so much
42:47to take in
42:47at one time.
42:48I think because
42:50probably of
42:50everyone here now,
42:52because there's
42:52so few of us,
42:53you're probably
42:53the person
42:53who's come
42:54least under fire
42:56at this point.
42:56So, actually,
42:57it's sometimes
42:57quite useful
42:58to hear people
42:59not on the back foot,
43:00but just having
43:01to sort of
43:01defend themselves
43:02a little bit.
43:03We have to look
43:03at everyone.
43:06Could I just
43:07raise one thing,
43:08which is,
43:09it seems implausible,
43:11well,
43:11it is impossible
43:12that last night
43:13traitors didn't
43:14vote for Jonathan.
43:16So,
43:17they must have done.
43:18They must have done,
43:19yeah,
43:19mathematically.
43:20As I'm the only one
43:21who's still here
43:22who didn't vote
43:22for Jonathan,
43:23even if I was a traitor,
43:25there still would be
43:26a traitor
43:26who had voted
43:27for Jonathan.
43:28Assuming there's three.
43:29Yeah,
43:29assuming there's three.
43:30There's usually
43:31a traitor
43:32who gets voted out.
43:34They do, like,
43:34a passing shot
43:35at a fellow traitor.
43:39He voted for you.
43:40So, I immediately
43:41look at that
43:42and go,
43:43hang on.
43:43When I sat here
43:48last night,
43:49what I had presumed
43:50would happen
43:51was that
43:52the two people
43:53who mentioned me
43:55in addition to Jonathan
43:56were you
43:57and Alan.
43:59What that made me wonder
44:00is whether that was
44:01the three traitors
44:04and that they were
44:05having spoken about it
44:06with Jonathan
44:07trying to build
44:08an alternative.
44:08Now, that would make sense
44:10because the oddity
44:11about my role
44:12in this game
44:13is I had five votes
44:15and then the next night
44:17disappeared.
44:18Yeah.
44:18Yeah.
44:19Which just seems
44:20extremely weird.
44:21Why do you think
44:22that was, David?
44:23Have you had a theory of it?
44:24Because really,
44:26in a way,
44:27you'd think that
44:28you would be
44:29the next person
44:30that we'd explore
44:31but it just sort of
44:32evaporated.
44:33It did.
44:33The person who
44:34was most insistent
44:35on trying to explore
44:37it at the next table
44:38was you.
44:38Well, only because
44:43I was trying to bring
44:43something useful
44:44to the table.
44:45It's my job.
44:45I feel like
44:46I'm used to it.
44:47I'm just going to finish.
44:49I was just the only one
44:50that was brave enough
44:51to raise it.
44:53Why didn't we go back to you?
44:54Have you thought
44:55about why we didn't?
44:55It's very interesting
44:55and I'm not saying
44:57that we shouldn't have done.
44:58I'm saying the person
44:58who wanted to was you.
44:59I'm saying we had...
45:00But it feels like
45:01there's an implication
45:02behind it.
45:03When you state a fact,
45:05sometimes, David,
45:05I feel like you're then
45:06implying something by it
45:08that you've stated
45:09this happened
45:10and it's only you
45:11and then you allow
45:12everybody to then
45:13look back at me
45:14and think,
45:15why did she do that?
45:16Well, that's exactly
45:16what I'm doing.
45:19Right.
45:19Because that's what
45:20we're supposed to be doing.
45:20So it isn't
45:21you're just stating it.
45:22No, we're stating a fact
45:23because that's how
45:24you have conversations.
45:26That's exactly
45:26what I'm doing.
45:27I know you are.
45:29Well, what I'm saying
45:30is it feels...
45:31You said I'm just
45:31agreeing with you
45:32but now it feels
45:33like you're suggesting
45:34something more
45:34than agreeing with me.
45:35I think we're just
45:36saying the same point
45:37over and over again.
45:38OK.
45:42All I'm going to say is
45:43you and you,
45:45your names come up
45:46all the time.
45:47I can't put my finger on it
45:49but there must be
45:50something about you two
45:52that make people feel
45:55that you're a traitor.
45:58I think I'd think
45:59that's the thing
45:59from where you...
46:00Well, that's not the case.
46:01Players,
46:03the time for talk is over.
46:06It's time to write down
46:07the name of the person
46:10you believe is a traitor.
46:13Oh, God.
46:22Are your votes locked in?
46:36Yeah.
46:38Kat, we're going to
46:39start with you.
46:40Who do you believe
46:41is a traitor and why?
46:43I've gone for yourself, Kate.
46:46I'm clutching at straws now
46:48but I hope I'm right.
46:49David.
46:52Kate, for the first time
46:53I'm voting for you
46:56a bit like Kat
46:57because there are no other options.
47:02Nick.
47:03Kat.
47:04Cowardly option, maybe.
47:07I don't know if it's you or not
47:08but I'm just at a loss.
47:12Alan.
47:14I think it's either
47:14between Kate and David.
47:19Voted for David.
47:21Sorry.
47:23Kate, who do you believe
47:24is a traitor and why?
47:26Uh, David, again,
47:27I voted you for the first time
47:30because whether you mean to or not
47:32you always push my name forward.
47:39So a vote count.
47:41Two for Kate,
47:42two for David
47:43and one for Kat.
47:46It all comes down
47:52to this final vote.
47:55Joe,
47:56who do you believe
47:56is a traitor
47:57and why?
48:00In the words of Celia,
48:03this is a wonderful
48:04but cruel game.
48:09And
48:09I just need you to know,
48:11Kate.
48:12Okay.
48:12Sorry.
48:13It's okay.
48:14It's okay.
48:16Kate,
48:16you have received the most votes.
48:18Please come up here
48:18and join me.
48:19Okay.
48:33Kate,
48:34you have received the most votes
48:36and you are banished
48:37from the castle.
48:38Please now reveal,
48:43are you a faithful
48:43or are you a traitor?
48:46I've had a lot of years
48:48of being very serious,
48:50very sad,
48:51and you've all allowed me
48:52to play
48:53the most amazing game.
48:55but also you've allowed me
49:01to play
49:02and be silly
49:03and have fun.
49:06Every single one of you,
49:07I'm going to take away
49:08a new idea
49:10and a start
49:11of a new kind of life,
49:12really.
49:12So,
49:13thank you very much
49:14for all of that.
49:15Thank you, genuinely.
49:16I have
49:20and always have been
49:22totally myself,
49:28a faithful.
49:30Our faith is on the edge
49:35Who will fight to the end
49:41Jesus Christ.
49:43I still believe in heroes
49:46So, faithful,
49:48you have lost
49:49one of your own
49:51and at a pivotal point
49:53in the game.
49:55Mourn the loss of Kate
49:56and then I suggest
49:57you regroup
49:59because there is still
50:00everything
50:01to fight for.
50:04I feel disappointed
50:06on Kate's behalf
50:07but, look,
50:09she was great,
50:09she'll be missed.
50:11Obviously,
50:12you know,
50:12there's only five of us now
50:13which is mad.
50:18There's no hiding place
50:19around those small
50:20round tables now
50:21and tonight.
50:23Nick convinced me
50:24that Kat is a traitor
50:26that has gone
50:28way under the radar
50:29the entire game.
50:32I think
50:33that Kat
50:34and Alan
50:35are traitors.
50:37I think
50:38it might be
50:39both of them.
50:43How can I be the person
50:45who was always
50:45bringing up her name
50:46when I never voted for her?
50:47but that's why
50:50some of the stuff
50:51it didn't make sense.
50:54Oh, my God.
50:56I'm sick of this.
50:57I just can't relax.
50:59This will sound
50:59really suspicious
51:00and I know
51:01you being the intelligent
51:02man that you are.
51:05I'm convinced
51:06it's Alan
51:07and Kat
51:08and I'm playing
51:10a very dangerous game
51:12of remaining
51:14very close
51:15to them
51:15because I'm certain
51:17I'm a faithful
51:17and I'm certain
51:18the Knicks are faithful.
51:20You're a faithful.
51:22Just watch them.
51:23I don't want to think
51:24you do what you want.
51:25I mean,
51:25I'm utterly drowning.
51:29It's impossible
51:29to trust anybody.
51:32I presume
51:32there's two traitors.
51:33That means 50%
51:34of the people
51:34I'm talking to
51:35are traitors.
51:37That means
51:37I can't trust anyone
51:38and it would be crazy
51:39to do so.
51:47Hey.
51:48I'm Adam
51:49and it's Alan
51:50and Kat
51:50and I've gone
51:51close to them.
51:52Yeah.
51:53I've said at the start
51:54it's about
51:54as a faithful
51:56it's as much
51:56about survival
51:57and then
51:58pulling the rug
51:59at the end.
52:00Correct.
52:00And that's where I need
52:01you
52:03and I think
52:04we need to do
52:04a good shift
52:05on David.
52:06I believe now
52:07100%
52:08the hundies.
52:10I know I am.
52:11I know you are
52:12and I'm pretty
52:13convinced David is.
52:15If you turn around
52:16and go
52:16mate you're full of shit
52:17I actually suspect you.
52:19Honestly
52:19you can
52:19Oh no no no no
52:20no no no
52:20no not at this point.
52:21No way.
52:23Nick is my hundy.
52:25He is my one
52:26true
52:27hundy percent
52:28faithful.
52:30I'm with Nick
52:31to the end
52:32all the way
52:33and I hope
52:33he feels the same
52:35about me.
52:48What is that?
52:49What is that?
52:51What is that?
52:52Oh!
52:54Do you hear the drums?
52:56Outside?
52:57Oh my gosh
53:07It's Jonathan
53:10Come and join me!
53:15What is going on?
53:17Players
53:24I have some amazing news
53:27that you're going to love.
53:29Oh no.
53:30Nobody
53:31is getting murdered.
53:34Oh my gosh.
53:34That's for you.
53:35You five
53:36are my finalists.
53:38Congratulations.
53:39Congratulations.
53:40Congratulations.
53:43Oh thanks Claudia.
53:45How does it feel?
53:46Eyes, eyes, eyes.
53:48I'm gutted there's no murder tonight.
53:50I like it.
53:51It's me little bedtime ritual
53:52like having a hot chocolate
53:54or a hot toddy.
53:56You have done brilliantly.
53:58Here's the thing though.
53:59From now on
54:03you will solely
54:04be using trust
54:06and instinct
54:07because in tomorrow's final
54:09nobody will say
54:12if they're a traitor
54:13or a faithful
54:14as they leave.
54:19Shall we do a little exercise
54:20to help you out?
54:22Oh God.
54:22Shall we?
54:23Yeah.
54:23I'm going to ask you
54:25one by one
54:26and I really mean this
54:27look at each other
54:29really look at each other
54:31and I need you to repeat
54:32after me
54:33I am a faithful.
54:37David
54:37we'll start with you.
54:40I am a faithful.
54:44Nick.
54:46I am
54:47a faithful.
54:52Alan.
54:53I am a faithful.
55:00I am.
55:01I am a faithful.
55:02I just get nervous.
55:04Alan.
55:05Sorry I am a faithful.
55:07No I'm not Alan.
55:08I am.
55:09That is just another confirmation
55:11of what I'm thinking already
55:13about Alan.
55:14He can't even
55:15look us in the eyes
55:17and say
55:17I'm a faithful.
55:19If that's not a red flag
55:20I don't know what is.
55:22Cat.
55:23I am
55:25a faithful.
55:29Joe.
55:30I am a faithful.
55:31but
55:35it's everyone telling
55:38the truth.
55:39I will let you ponder
55:41on that.
55:42Sleep well.
55:43I'll see you all
55:44tomorrow.
55:45Thanks Claudia.
55:46Good night.
55:46Good night.
55:47Good night.
55:48Cheers to being in the final.
55:50To the final.
55:51Cheers.
55:52My fellow finalist.
55:53Fellow finalist.
55:54Aye.
55:55Aye.
55:55Tomorrow's going to be huge though.
55:57Tomorrow's massive.
55:58Because we're buzzing.
55:59We're all buzzing to be in the final now.
56:00Yeah.
56:01Tomorrow it's like
56:02hang on a minute.
56:03We can't end the game as five
56:05because someone is
56:07not a faithful.
56:08Yeah.
56:09At least one person.
56:11So that's why tomorrow's going to be mega.
56:13Yeah.
56:13Yeah.
56:13All right guys.
56:25Night night.
56:26Sweet dreams.
56:26Sweet dreams.
56:27See you tomorrow.
56:28Well done everybody.
56:30It's such a weird feeling
56:31knowing that you're not going to get murdered.
56:34It's a nice feeling.
56:39Good night.
56:40Sweetheart.
56:40Good night.
56:41Sweet dreams everyone.
56:42My plan involves
56:45getting really close
56:47to Alan
56:48and Kat.
56:50Night night.
56:51We'll see you tomorrow.
56:52So they keep me in the game
56:54and then I can try and pull the rug
56:56from under their feet
56:57last minute.
57:00Sorry traitors.
57:01I'm coming for you.
57:04I bid you adieu.
57:05I bid you adieu.
57:06As the faithful return to their beds
57:13for the final time
57:14the traitors
57:16must meet in the turret
57:17to make their final plans.
57:19Their days of killing
57:20may be over
57:21but there's a whole lot of plotting
57:23to be done.
57:24Oh, Kat.
57:39Alan.
57:40How did it come to this?
57:42We are doing so well.
57:43We made it to the final.
57:44But I'm just worried
57:47when Claudia said
57:48can you tell everyone
57:49that you're faithful
57:50I burst out laughing.
57:51No, I think you got away with it
57:52because you're funny.
57:53And you went
57:54I am faithful.
57:55I am faithful.
57:57Oh my God.
57:58I knew Nick
57:59was going to vote for me
58:01and he did.
58:02He is slightly
58:03a worry.
58:05Let's just try
58:06and get more money
58:07in the pot.
58:08If it comes down
58:08to me and you
58:09we split it between us.
58:11Yeah.
58:11Traitors for life, yeah?
58:12Traitors for life.
58:39Traitors for life, yeah?
58:40Traitors for life, yeah?
58:41Traitors for life, yeah?
58:42Traitors for life, yeah?
58:43Traitors for life, yeah?
58:44Traitors for life, yeah?
58:45Traitors for life, yeah?
58:46Traitors for life, yeah?
58:47Traitors for life, yeah?
58:48Traitors for life, yeah?
58:49Traitors for life, yeah?
58:50Traitors for life, yeah?
58:51Traitors for life, yeah?
58:52Traitors for life, yeah?
58:53Traitors for life, yeah?
58:54Traitors for life, yeah?
58:55Traitors for life, yeah?
58:56Traitors for life, yeah?
58:57Traitors for life, yeah?
58:58Traitors for life, yeah?
58:59Traitors for life, yeah?
59:00Traitors for life, yeah?
59:01Traitors for life, yeah?
59:02Traitors for life, yeah?
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