Sparks fly at the Celebrity Traitors round table and a 'terrifying' death march
Summary
The second series of the TV show Celebrity Traitors featured tense moments including players being secretly accused, one contestant being voted out ("murdered"), and a scary task involving puzzles and guards. Ross Kemp was singled out and felt unfairly targeted, while Rob Beckett was eliminated, upsetting his friend Romesh Ranganathan.Key Facts
- Ross Kemp was kept out of being "buried" but was made to look suspicious by other players.
- Four celebrities sat alone in a tomb during a challenge, followed by one player being "murdered" or eliminated.
- Rob Beckett was eliminated by the traitors and took the event in a joking way.
- Romesh Ranganathan was sad to lose Beckett, who was one of his best friends on the show.
- Leigh-Anne Pinnock received immunity from elimination through a special key.
- Contestants faced a scary death march that involved solving puzzles to avoid capture by guards dressed like a fantasy villain.
- James Acaster, one of the traitors, said the murder was chaotic and would confuse the other players.
- The show airs new episodes on BBC iPlayer every Thursday and Friday.
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