What to Watch Tonight: The Celebrity Traitors Returns to BBC One
The Celebrity Traitors returns for a new series on BBC One at 8pm, alongside Long Lost Family, as this year's lineup looks to match last year's breakout success.
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The Celebrity Traitors returns to BBC One at 8pm, bringing back the backstabbing gameplay that made last year's inaugural series one of the most talked-about television events, according to a listings report in The Guardian.
This year's cast includes Michael Sheen, James Blunt, Professor Hannah Fry, Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan, among others, as the show returns for a new season.
Also airing this evening is Long Lost Family, which the report describes as featuring emotional reunions and searches for relatives.
Last year's debut series of The Celebrity Traitors was noted for producing numerous standout moments and became one of the most sought-after celebrity bookings, raising expectations for how this year's edition will compare.
The report frames the evening's lineup as a notable night of British television, with viewers able to tune in to both programs starting at 8pm on BBC One.
Sources
- TV tonight: the British TV event of the year finally arrives! — The Guardian — Culture
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