THE treacherous trio of Celebrity Traitors were able to ‘murder’ yet again after the shock banishment of Line of Duty’s Mark Bonnar.
The Faithfuls continue to have the wool pulled over their eyes by Jonathan Ross, Alan Carr and Cat Burns who survive another day.
Following a show-first that saw the roundtable end with a tiebreak as the stars failed to agree on who to vote out, Mark and David Olusoga’s place in the competition were left up to fate.
Host Claudia Winkleman presented them with two Chests of Chance with only one of them containing a life-saving shield.
After Mark was banished, comedian Joe Wilkinson was slain by The Traitors.
Discussing their reasoning, Alan said: “He will unravel us three.
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“He’s got to go.”
Joe joked that his only regret was not getting inside Ardross Castle’s famous turret, the home of the Traitors.
He said: “I sort of expected it because I was quite lippy. I have a message for the Traitors. What’s the turret like?”
Joe, also known for acting roles in TV’s After Life and The Cockfields, laughed: “It was great. Only downside was I didn’t see the turret. I really wanted to see the turret.”
He added: “I wasn’t initially happy to be a Faithful because of not seeing the turret, but after an hour or so, I thought, sod all that lying stuff.
“We were making history as the worst set of Faithfuls.”
