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Now that EastEnders has ended (tonight’s cliffhanger: Max Branning makes a brief telephone call), it is time for episode seven of The Celebrity Traitors to begin.
And of course, on Friday we said goodbye to dear old Joe Lycett. And in retrospect, he might have had the most interesting trajectory of anyone on the entire show. You will remember that basically his first act in the castle was to provoke Richard E Grant into admitting that he was a traitor, prompting one of the greatest unforced errors in the show’s history. And then, a few episodes later, he told everyone that he wanted to be recruited. And then, when he wasn’t recruited, everyone assumed that he had been recruited anyway and banished him. If anything, this was an even greater unforced error than Grant’s. What a confounding man you are, Joe Lycett.
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