To that end, I've compiled a power ranking of the remaining seven players ranked from least likely to most likely to take home the money. Obviously, there are a lot of moving parts in this game, so trying to determine who will win might be a bit of a fool's errand.

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On this week's episode, one Faithful faces a decision that could break their game, and the pressure is to banish a Traitor is on.

The Traitors Season 3 Episode 10 sends the series in a different direction, but is it too far off the rails? Read our review.

Before The Traitors returned for Season 3, its Emmy-winning host Alan Cumming teased to TV Insider that this time around, his outfits wouldn’t just be eye-catching and fabulous — they’d also be more in sync with the daily challenges. And he was absolutely right.

The Traitors streams new episodes on Peacock on Thursdays at 9:00 p.m. ET. Regardless of how it ends, I feel this reunion will top the best moments from Season 1's wrap-up show, and I feel like, given how entertaining that was, that's saying something.

I turned on this week’s episode of The Traitors in a bad mood. All it took was my remembering that Danielle Reyes referred to Carolyn Wiger as Forrest Gump, a cruel, nasty remark that appeared to go unchallenged or commented last week at the Round Table,

The Traitors 3 aired its 10th episode on Thursday night, setting the stage for the upcoming season finale. Only seven players remained after Survivor’s Carolyn Wiger was Banished and model Sam Asghari was Murdered in Episode 9.