BBC Sounds gathers the banished for one last Traitors decision
James Blunt's vote to banish again gives the eliminated celebrities plenty to react to in the finale watchalong.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Players React To The Final Round Table | Celebrity Traitors: Uncloaked
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- 0:00Claudia Winkleman asks the final three to choose between ending the game and another banishment.
- 0:46Bash and Romesh choose to end the game, believing everyone remaining is Faithful.
- 1:50James chooses another banishment, prompting gasps from the eliminated players watching together.
- 3:08The banishment votes begin; Bash's deciding vote comes at 03:55.
- 5:25The final identity reveals begin, with the auditorium's closing reaction at 06:00.
BBC Sounds brings the eliminated players together to watch the moment James Blunt decides the game cannot end just yet. Sebastian Croft and Romesh Ranganathan have both chosen to stop. Blunt wants another banishment, and the auditorium responds with gasps.
That shared viewing is the attraction of "Players React To The Final Round Table | Celebrity Traitors: Uncloaked", the most-watched of ten new uploads. It has reached roughly 156,000 views and is also the channel's busiest video right now. The clip alternates the castle's final decisions with reactions from those who have already left it, giving the finale a second audience on screen.
Some viewers want rather more of that audience: comments ask for fewer cutaways from the reactions, particularly around Kenny's banishment. Others ask to see Michael Sheen's response, or pick out Joe Lycett's conspicuous gown among the more conventionally dressed guests.
Traitors remains the main source of momentum beyond the new uploads, too. Joanne McNally discovering the Traitors' identities and James Acaster reflecting on his castle experience are the next busiest videos. Elsewhere, the week's podcast selection includes Fern Brady on critics, Joe Thomas explaining family connections, and Katherine Ryan discussing parenthood with Sara Pascoe and Cariad Lloyd.
BBC Sounds added subscribers over the week, though its daily viewing is currently well below its usual level. Among nearby television channels, Two and a Half Men and Young Sheldon drew larger weekly audiences; BBC Sounds drew more views than the other channels in that selection. Its particular draw is something those sitcom libraries cannot offer: the people who played the game watching its last decisions together.
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What viewers say
Can we get Michael Sheen's traitors reaction as well please?
@hscorner3829See it on YouTubeWhy cut out the reaction to them banishing Kenny?
@ShmiguellySee it on YouTubeWish they showed the reaction to Kenny’s banishment
@abba48See it on YouTube
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- Channel
- BBC Sounds
- Subscribers
- 350,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,888,063
- Videos published this week
- 10
- Video published
- November 5, 2026
- Video views so far
- 155,611
- Views on its first day
- 87,001
The numbers
Here is how BBC Sounds' uploads, views and subscribers moved over the week.
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