The Traitors Srbija
2026 · 60m · Reality
Doubt everything, trust no one! *Traitors: Serbia* brings the Serbian version of a format that has captivated audiences in over 30 countries and won more than 20 awards—including eight Emmys and two BAFTAs. A group of contestants is confined within an isolated, mysterious mansion. Hidden among them are the "Traitors"—and while the "Faithful" players try to uncover their identities, the Traitors secretly eliminate them one by one. Each night at the table, a new decision is made; any alliance could be a trap, and every glance across the table is laced with suspicion.
Episodes
1. Episode 158m · Twenty strangers enter the manor with a single goal—to win a prize of up to 50,000 euros—but hiding among them are Traitors ready to secretly eliminate the Faithful players. Initial decisions spark mistrust, while a challenging mission on the lake further tests cooperation, resourcefulness, and honesty. As the first suspicions and accusations arise, it becomes clear that in this game, trust will be just as important as victory.2. Episode 255m · The Traitors carried out the first murder, and the Round Table banished the first contestant! The contestants then faced a new challenge: they were all linked together in a single chain, with the keys to the padlocks located in the center. Then came the Round Table—an opportunity for the Faithful to banish a Traitor from the castle, or else make a mistake and eliminate one of their own.3. Episode 360m · 4. Episode 457m · 5. Episode 558m · 6. Episode 657m · 7. Episode 758m · 8. Episode 854m · 
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