The full Celebrity Traitors 2026 episode schedule as day change is confirmed
Don’t get caught out when it returns this week
It’s finally almost time for Celebrity Traitors 2026, but there has been a big change to the schedule this year, so make sure you don’t get caught out.
The celebrity edition is returning for its second year on Thursday, 1st October, after Alan Carr, Joe Marler and Cat Burns, just to name a few, played an absolute blinder last year.
After deceiving his way to the final as a Traitor and being crowned the winner, Carr created one of the most brilliant telly moments of all time as he broke down in tears because he felt so bad.
It’s going to be a hard series to beat, but the cast is stacked full of comedians this year, including Joe Lycett, James Acaster, Miranda Hart, Romesh Ranganathan and Rob Beckett, so I have a good feeling.
Here’s the full Celebrity Traitors 2026 episode schedule and day change, so you know exactly when to tune in.

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There has been a big change to the Celebrity Traitors schedule
Last year, Celebrity Traitors was on twice a week on Wednesday and Thursday nights. But this year, it’s on Thursday and Friday nights instead.
There will be no episode on Wednesday nights. The series will air every Thursday and Friday at 8pm on BBC1 from 1st October for five weeks, with the final airing on Friday, 30th October.
The first episode will be slightly longer at one hour and 15 minutes, but all the other episodes will only be an hour. Celebrity Traitors: Uncloaked will follow at 9pm on BBC1.

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Here’s the Celebrity Traitors 2026 episode schedule, in full
- Episode 1: Thursday 1st October – 8pm
- Episode 2: Friday 2nd October – 8pm
- Episode 3: Thursday 8th October – 8pm
- Episode 4: Friday 9th October – 8pm
- Episode 5: Thursday 15th October – 8pm
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Episode 6: Friday 16th October – 8pm
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Episode 7: Thursday 22nd October – 8pm
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Episode 8: Friday 23rd October – 8pm
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Episode 9: Thursday 29th October – 8pm
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Episode 10: Friday 30th October – 8pm
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