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Game-breaking blunders, killer yawns … and a puddle of vomit: it’s the top 10 Celebrity Traitors moments

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This series might have lacked Alan Carr, but Jerry Hall’s incredible one-liners and Ross Kemp’s intense paranoia prove this is still one of the best shows on TV More than 15 million of us have been gripped by famous people backstabbing and blundering their way through the second series of smash BBC

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  1. The Guardian Culture United Kingdom Game-breaking blunders, killer yawns … and a puddle of vomit: it’s the top 10 Celebrity Traitors moments This series might have lacked Alan Carr, but Jerry Hall’s incredible one-liners and Ross Kemp’s intense paranoia prove this is still one of the best shows on TV More than 15 million of us have been gripped by famous people backstabbing and blundering their way through the second series of smash BBC 2 h ago · Tier 1
  2. The Guardian UK United Kingdom Game-breaking blunders, killer yawns … and a puddle of vomit: it’s the top 10 Celebrity Traitors moments This series might have lacked Alan Carr, but Jerry Hall’s incredible one-liners and Ross Kemp’s intense paranoia prove this is still one of the best shows on TV More than 15 million of us have been gripped by famous people backstabbing and blundering their way through the second series of smash BBC 2 h ago · Tier 2

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