Where to watch The Celebrity Traitors final: All the cinemas showing the BBC finale show
If you're lucky, you'll be able to watch The Celebrity Traitors final in cinemas this week
The Celebrity Traitors final is being shown in UK cinemas this week – but there’s only a small handful of screenings.
On Thursday (November 6), the BBC’s first Celebrity Traitors series will reach its nail-biting conclusion.
The question is, who will win? Will Joe Marler and Nick Mohammed make an ally out of faithful David Olusoga, or could Alan Carr and Cat Burns emerge from the castle as the traitorous victors?
It’s the must-watch TV event of the week, and if you’re lucky, you may be able to catch the Celebrity Traitors final in the cinema.
How to watch The Celebrity Traitors finale in cinemas
The Celebrity Traitors final is screening in a limited number of cinemas chains in the UK. They are Light cinemas and Reel Cinema.
All 14 Light cinema locations (Addlestone, Banbury, Bolton, Bradford, Cambridge, Huddersfield, New Brighton, Redhill, Sheffield, Sittingbourne, Stockport, Thetford, Walsall, Wisbech) are showing the final. Multiple listings are nearly sold out already, so you need to be quick.
The same goes for Reel Cinemas, a chain with cinemas in Blackburn, Borehamwood, Bridgnorth, Burnley, Chippenham, Chorley, Fareham – Hampshire, Farnham – Surrey, Hull, Morecambe, Port Talbot, Quinton, Rochdale, Wakefield, and Widnes.
That’s a total of 31 cinemas, and all but one are based in England. Reel Cinema in Port Talbot, Wales, will be showing it. So, if you’re in Scotland or Northern Ireland, you’re out of luck.
Sadly, major theatrical chains like Odeon, Cineworld, and Vue aren’t participating either. You have two options: travel a considerable distance to the nearest screening, or watch it at home.
What time is The Celebrity Traitors final?
The Celebrity Traitors final will air at 9pm on BBC One. Screenings in participating cinemas will also conclude at 10:10pm.
As per usual, Uncloaked will start immediately after on BBC Two and BBC Sounds. Ed Gamble will be joined by the cast and its host, Claudia Winkleman. Tomorrow, however, it will be 45 minutes long.
As for who’ll win, it remains to be seen. Cat Burns is the bookies favourite, suggesting Alan Carr could be in trouble.
