The Traitors fans brand Joe the ‘worst faithful ever’ after he convinces the group to banish Alex in yet ANOTHER ‘strong and wrong’ move

The Traitors fans have branded Joe the ‘worst faithful ever’ after he managed to convince the group to banish yet another faithful. The English teacher, 37, was left with egg on his face during Thursday’s episode after he revealed he was ‘convinced’ that care manager Alex, 29, was a traitor. Amid discussions ahead of the…

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January 17, 2025

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The Traitors fans have branded Joe the ‘worst faithful ever’ after he managed to convince the group to banish yet another faithful.

The English teacher, 37, was left with egg on his face during Thursday’s episode after he revealed he was ‘convinced’ that care manager Alex, 29, was a traitor.

Amid discussions ahead of the Round Table, Alex suggested the recently banished Traitor, Linda, had never thrown another Traitor under the bus, which immediately put him under suspicion.

Joe jumped on the comment and ran to project manager Jake, 28, to tell him he believed Alex had ‘slipped up’ as he believed there was no way he could have known that.

As it reached The Round Table, Alex’s attempts to defend himself drew further suspicion and with an overwhelming eight votes, he was ultimately banished by his fellow Players.

Viewers were quick to slam Joe for his hand in Alex’s banishment – which came just days after he controversially ousted another faithful, doctor Kaz, after being convinced that the medic ‘saves people in the day and murders at night’.

The Traitors fans have branded Joe (Pictured) the ‘worst faithful ever’ after he managed to convince the group to banish yet another faithful during Wednesday’s episode

The English teacher, 37, was left with egg on his face during Thursday’s episode after he revealed he was ‘convinced’ that care manager Alex (Pictured), 29, was a traitor

Addressing the remaining Players after being banished, Alex said: ‘I would like to say thank you to everybody in this room.

‘I have had the best time of my life, and met the most amazing and wonderful people, every single one of you is absolutely amazing, and I wish you all the best of luck. I am a Faithful.’

But it then was revealed that Joe’s place was not in fact secure as he had been shortlisted as one of the three faithfuls possibly at risk of murder – with the episode left on a cliffhanger.

Taking to social media, viewers blasted Joe for being ‘strong and wrong’ and ‘doing the Traitors’ jobs for them’.

They wrote: ‘Joe has led the group to banishing yet another faithful. Is he the WORST faithful we’ve ever seen on any of #TheTraitors franchises?’;

‘Joe getting fixated with ANOTHER random comment someone says and instantly telling the whole population of Scotland that he’s solved the mystery,’;

‘Joe looking like a mug once again???’; ‘Does Joe just love starting a baseless witch hunt and banishing a faithful or what ?’;

‘The only thing good that will come out of them banishing ANOTHER faithful, is that they will probably turn on Joe for being so forceful and wrong,’;

Amid discussions ahead of the Round Table, Alex suggested the recently banished Traitor, Linda, had never thrown another Traitor under the bus, which immediately put him under suspicion

Joe jumped on the comment and ran to project manager Jake, 28, to tell him he believed Alex had ‘slipped up’ as he believed there was no way he could have known that

Viewers were quick to slam Joe for his hand in Alex’s banishment – which came just days after he controversially ousted another faithful, doctor Kaz

Joe had become convinced that the medic (Pictured) ‘saves people in the day and murders at night’ – only to be proved wrong when was banished as a faithful

‘Losing alex may have been worth it just to see joe get humbled not once but twice,’;

‘Joe is always the loudest voice but he’s always loud and WRONG and then has the gall to say ‘I know it’s not nice but we’ve just got to carry on.’ Like he hasn’t led the charge for every faithful that got banished. He’s the worst faithful of the bunch,’;

‘Why has nobody got eyes for JOE? My guy NEVER takes responsibility. Everyone now has eyes for Francesca because of one or two mix ups but Joe is wrong all the damn time,’;

‘Can you imagine the outrage if Joe actually makes it to the final after all the faithful he’s led the charge on. I feel like Twitter would implode,’;

‘How has Joe not been accused even once when every name he’s given and convinced everyone else to go for has been completely wrong?’

Earlier in the episode, Charlotte accepted Minah’s offer to join her as a Traitor during Thursday’s episode.

But it then was revealed that Joe’s place was not in fact secure as he had been shortlisted as one of the three faithfuls possibly at risk of murder – with the episode left on a cliffhanger

Taking to social media, viewers blasted Joe for being ‘strong and wrong’ and ‘doing the Traitors’ jobs for them’

Minah was the only Traitor left in the game and forced to recruit a new partner during Wednesday’s episode after fan-favourite Linda was banished from the castle.

Determined to keep the ‘sisterhood’ in tact and form a group of female Traitors, after last year’s all-male group, Minah was torn between Charlotte, Lisa and Frankie – before ultimately choosing to recruit the fake-Welsh Faithful.

Minah revealed her identity to Charlotte, before offering the ultimatum to join the Traitors or be murdered and out of the game.

Charlotte quickly accepted the offer and joined Minah in the castle tower to commit their first murder as a duo. They opted to murder Anna.