The reality game show is back, but who’s a Faithful, who’s a Traitor, who’s been banished, who’s been murdered and, vitally, who’s still in?

BEWARE! Spoilers for the latest episodes of Traitors Season 3, streaming new episodes every Thursday with a Peacock subscription are ahead. The Traitors Season 3 is here, and I'm all over following it weekly on the 2025 TV schedule.

Season 3 of "The Traitors" had its first "traitor" vs. "traitor" showdown. Did the treacherous group cannibalize itself too soon?

In a campy fun reality TV show that's all about betrayal and murder, it feels silly to get up in arms about a fake banishment — especially when Bob himself says, "That was just gameplay, baby," in his exit interview. (Host Alan Cumming even reminds everyone that this is all just a game following the banishment.)

It has everything: intrigue, devastation, betrayal, clever moves, Zach Efron receiving strays, and possibly the start of one of the most intense and evenly matched reality TV rivalries. I loved Episode 4 of The Traitors Season 3, but I am conflicted about some of the decisions made during it. I need to talk about it.

Murders and banishments abound on season 3 of Peacock’s “The Traitors.” The reality competition series tasks a group of “faithfuls” with identifying a crew of “traitors” in their midst. At roundtable discussions, the players discuss who they find suspicious and vote to banish one person from the castle.

Unfortunately for Bach Nation, the Bachelor in Paradise bartender became the first player voted out on season 3. Wells tried his best to fit in with the group, but in the end, an accusation from Robyn was enough to send him packing, with Carolyn casting the final vote.

The Traitors has just one episode left - and the players have been whittled down significantly. From a bumper crop of 25 contestants at the start, we are left with just five. Love TV and film? Check out our Screen Babble podcast to hear about all the best TV and film for 2025 But who has left so far?