Cliff Notes – Celebrity Traitors fans ‘clock’ moment Jonathan Ross gave away fellow traitor
- Jonathan Ross’s shocked reaction to Cat Burns voting for him raised concerns among fans that it could expose her as a traitor.
- The episode featured intense moments, including a face-to-face murder and a challenging task that heightened tensions among the contestants.
- As the episode concluded, viewers were left on a cliffhanger, anticipating Alan Carr’s next move in the ongoing game of deception.
Celebrity Traitors fans ‘clock’ moment Jonathan Ross gave away fellow traitor
After a tense episode of Celebrity Traitors, Jonathan Ross might have made a faux pas (Picture: BBC/Studio Lambert/Euan Cherry)
Celebrity Traitors fans have been left deeply concerned for traitor Cat Burns’ fate after Jonathan Ross’ reaction to her vote at the roundtable.
The episode on Wednesday saw another tense night of twists and turns as the Faithfuls crept ever closer to finally voting a traitor out.
After starting the episode on a downer with comedian Lucy Beaumont’s face-to-face murder, the famous faces had another opportunity to grow the charity prize pot with a task that saw several of them suspended on a rickety bridge screaming for their lives.
Once they were all back on solid ground, accusations started flying, with it all coming to a head at the round table as the forces started to converge on Jonathan, who had been under suspicion for several episodes now.
Although the treacherous trio have admirably held out far longer than any original group of traitors has before, their time was up with singer-songwriter Cat and national treasure Alan Carr turning on Jonathan during the vote.
It is here that viewers are concerned a fatal error could have been made. After Cat revealed she had, in fact, thrown her fellow traitor under the bus Jonathan’s eyes widened in utter astonishment.
Cat turned on Jonathan in the latest round table (Picture: BBC)
And Jonathan’s face went totally wide with shock (Picture: BBC)
The pure look of shocked betrayal could be enough for some of the sharper fauthfuls to catch on – and spell Cat’s demise.
‘Oh my word that face when Cat voted for Jonathan,’ hannah_leotaa wrote on X.
‘The way Jonathan looked shocked at Cat… you’re gonna give people away,’ rhiaox said.
‘I hope the others noted Jonathan’s reaction to Cat’s vote,’ fundisney3 pointed out.
‘Did they CLOCK Jonathan’s eyes when Cat voted for him?! I’m lovingggg the drama,’ Damerella declared.
‘Please, please I hope they remember JR’s reaction to Cat and then Alan voting for him, completely shocked unlike the rest of them……it was damning,’ Survivinthe20s shared.
‘Hope they were watching Jonathan’s reaction when Cat voted for him…..,’ Susan E agreed.
‘If any of the faithful were looking at Jonathan when Cat voted for him they’d know she was a traitor too, any more of a facial reaction and he might as well have screamed like Alan on the bridge,’ Joanne Sellars posted.
Some remain convinced it may have gone unnoticed.
‘Look at Jonathan’s face. No one has clocked that? Cat’s so going to win this. I don’t know whether to be fuming or impressed with her,’ unwvoen_26 shared.
‘How did nobody catch Jonathan’s face when cat voted him LMFAOOOOO,’ moonies_XP said.
Alan Carr has been left with the task once more to murder in plain sight (Picture: BBC/Studio Lambert/Euan Cherry)
Whatever the faithfuls make of it – intentional or not – it was a final parting blow from Jonathan after he was banished and revealed his true colours to them all.
As usual, the episode ended on a tense cliffhanger with the remaining traitors tasked with the difficult task of once more murdering in plain sight by telling one unlucky faithful ‘parting is such sweet sorrow’ on their way out.
After doing such a stellar job last time with his shocking murder of bestie Paloma Faith – which kept him out of suspicion for a long time – we’ll have to wait and see which victim Alan targets next.
Celebrity Traitors returns to BBC One on Thursday at 9pm.
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