BBC’s The Traitors UK is undoubtedly one of the most hyped shows of this year. Sadly, we’ve now nearly reached the end of the game. If you cannot get enough of this deception series, then never fear – there’s a brand new season of the American version of the game show.
The US version of The Traitors takes place in the same Scottish castle and includes gruelling tasks for the Faithfuls and Traitors once again. However, there are a few key differences. Scottish actor Alan Cumming is presenting instead of Claudia Winkleman, and all o the contestants are celebrities.
If you want to watch season 3 of the The Traitors (US) in the UK and other countries, then we have all the information you need. You can also check out our analysis on why this show and The Mole are so popular .
When will The Traitors (US) season 3 be released in the UK?
The BBC has confirmed that The Traitors season 3 (US) will begin rolling out episodes in the UK on Friday 24 January 2025. According to Edinburgh News , the first five episodes will drop at 9:40pm BST , just after the finale of the UK edition finishes,
These will be available to binge over on BBC iPlayer . Following that, new episodes in the season will drop every Friday at 6am GMT , the day after they air in America.
Get a taste of what’s to come by watching the trailer below:
How to watch The Traitors (US) season 3 in the UK and abroad now
The first two seasons of The Traitors (US) are available on BBC iPlayer as a box set. However, the latest episodes in season three are currently exclusive to Peacock , NBCUniversal’s streaming service.
Premium (ad-supported) costs $7.99 per month, and Premium Plus (ad-free) costs $13.99 per month.
There are dozens of VPN services, but for unblocking streaming services, we recommend NordVPN and Surfshark . You can find more information in our guide to the best VPNs for streaming .
Once you’ve chosen your VPN, you’ll need to bypass the payment process, which can be done with an iPhone or Android device and a PayPal account.
How to register your payment details on Peacock US
We successfully managed to create a Peacock Premium account using an Android phone and NordVPN
Here’s what you need to do once you’ve downloaded your VPN on your mobile device:
- Launch your VPN on your iOS/Android device and connect to a US server
- Create a new Apple ID/Google Play account in your browser that’s tied to the US
- Register your new account on your iOS/Android device app store
- You should now have access to the US app store – download and install the Peacock app
- If you don’t have access to the US app store, sign into your VPN on your PC and send the app to your phone via the web
- Tap ‘skip’ if the app store asks you to add payment information to your account
- Create a new account in the Peacock app with your new email address and a password
- Use PayPal as your method of payment (this can be a UK account)
- Once your account is verified, you can sign in from your browser on your PC/laptop
During testing, I noticed that the Play Store did not change to the US version, even when creating a new account.
The way I got round this was by connecting to a VPN on my PC, signing into the Google Play Store US website , searching for the Peacock app and sending it to my phone (which was still connected to the VPN).
We have had reports of people not being able to install US streaming apps such as Max on iOS as the app store forces users to register their payment details within the app store, and doesn’t accept UK PayPal if you try to register with this account.
If this happens to you, we recommend purchasing US App Store credit via a digital gift card, which can be added as a US payment option. You’ll need a website that allows you to pay with UK bank details.
If you set your email address as the recipient, the code to redeem the money will be sent to your inbox. When you come to add the payment information, select ‘redeem gift card or code’, and you should be able to add the money as credit on your account.
Author: Hannah Cowton-Barnes, Entertainment Editor, Tech Advisor
As Tech Advisor’s Entertainment Editor, Hannah is the resident expert in all things streaming, film and TV. Before joining Tech Advisor in 2019, she studied Theatre and Performance at the University of Leeds and created a website dedicated to geek culture and lifestyle. She’s also reviewed a whole range of gadgets including flagship smartphones, wearables and styling tools. Outside of Foundry, she’s written freelance pieces for Polygon, Metro and Den of Geek, and is proud to be a Women Techmakers Ambassador for Google.
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