On Thursday’s episode (October 30), the remaining contestants including Kate Garraway, Alan Carr and Cat Burn’s had to tackle a room full of lasers while holding mannequin heads of the players.
But Joe was the last celebrity to complete the laser course, which ended up in the Faithful having to form some questionable poses to make it to the end, and win money for the prize pot.
Yet it seemed his patience was running low as he tried to squeeze through the lasers and join his fellow players at the other side of the room.
This included raising his voice in frustration at the likes of Nick Mohammed, which viewers branded as award-winning “cinema”.
Someone on X wrote: “Joe getting more and more irate is such cinema. Give this series all the Oscars and BAFTAs and golden globes and Tonys #CelebrityTraitors.”
Another shared: “Joe Marler has a terrible temper #CelebrityTraitors.”
This account posted: “Banish Joe for getting mad at Ar Nick Mohammed #celebritytraitors.”
Meanwhile one put: “nooo he just shouted at Nick that’s so sad #CelebrityTraitors.”
However, others entertained by Joe’s laser quest said: “Joe going through those lasers is something else #CelebrityTraitors.”
One commented: “JOE MARLER MY HERO!!! #CelebrityTraitors.”
A user also added: “I think Joe has been one of the highlights of this show for me #CelebrityTraitors.”
Elsewhere, Joe had viewers in stitches last night (October 29) as he walked across a very unsteady bridge during Wednesday’s task before leading the charge on former Traitor Jonathan Ross being banished.
At the start of Thursday’s episode, the two remaining Traitors comedian Alan Carr and singer Cat Burns, had to conduct their next murder in plain sight.
One Traitor had to toast the player they wanted to murder while saying: “Parting is such sweet sorrow”, followed by the victim’s name.
In the end, Alan chose to murder Celia Imrie.
This came after comedian Lucy Beaumont was murdered at the start of Wednesday’s episode (October 29) in the first face-to-face killing.
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On seeing the Traitors, she said: “Oh my God. My God. Oh, I hope you feel terrible about yourselves.
Lucy said after being murdered: “I’ve totally let my emotions cloud things and not wanting to believe that because I’ve built up a friendship with somebody that they’re not capable of doing it.
“There was an element of like real shock and feeling quite betrayed, and also like a relief.”
