"Dun, dun-dun-dun dun, dun-dun-dun dun! If there's one thing that's gotten us through the dark, cold nights of January 2026, it's been tuning into BBC 1 three nights a week to hear that melodramatic theme music. With traitor-on-traitor violence, multiple secret relationships, some truly iconic knitwear and more gasp-worthy plot twists than Claudia Winkleman has had spray tans, this might just have been the best series of the camp-as-Christmas gameshow yet."
"Can Rachel and Stephen's Celtic alliance take them all the way? Does Faraaz know more than he's letting on? Will James finally vote out an actual traitor? We'll get all the answers from 9pm tomorrow during the climactic finale. And if you fancy watching it somewhere with a wee bit more atmosphere than your living room, there are a bunch of live screening parties happening across London, many of which are free to attend."
"Oslo, Hackney Hackney Central bar and nightclub Oslo will be showing the finale on two huge screens, with tables of 4, 6 and 8 available and £5 pints until 10pm. 1A Amhurst Road, E8 1JB. From £11.33 for a table of 4. Picturehouse, Finsbury Park Witness all the drama unfold from the cabaret-style seats in this plush cinema's event screening room. Tickets include bottomless popcorn and a free Traitor's Tipple cocktail (or alcohol-free Faithful Fancy). 17 City North Place, London N4 3FU. £10."
The Traitors finale has become a national spectacle featuring melodramatic theme music, traitor-on-traitor violence, secret relationships, iconic knitwear and frequent gasp-worthy plot twists. Viewers are left wondering whether Rachel and Stephen's Celtic alliance will prevail, whether Faraaz is concealing more than he admits, and whether James will finally vote out a traitor. Multiple London venues are hosting live screenings to enhance the climactic viewing experience. Oslo in Hackney offers tables for four, six and eight and £5 pints until 10pm, with tables from £11.33. Picturehouse Finsbury Park provides cabaret-style seats, bottomless popcorn and a Traitor's Tipple for £10. The Three Compasses in Dalston will screen on two projectors with subtitles and free entry (booking advised). Indie pub The Regent in Balham is also listed among the screening options.
Read at Time Out London
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